Moral Harm from Systemic Exclusion of LGBT Individuals
Moral harm can be understood as the violation of an individual's sense of dignity, worth, or integrity when they are subjected to prejudice,...
Theological debates about human dignity have been at the forefront of many discussions regarding the legitimacy of LGBTQ+ individuals' existence in religion for centuries. While some religious groups...
Moral reasoning can be defined as the process of evaluating actions based on their ethical implications, which includes considering the impact on individuals, groups, and society as a whole. When it...
Some people experience harm, harassment, and marginalization due to their sexual orientation or gender identity. Restorative approaches aim to repair these experiences and restore dignity. Ethics...
Can inclusive theology reconcile institutional religious authority with the ethical imperative of care, dignity, and inclusion? This question has been the subject of intense debate among scholars and...
Systemic oppression refers to any form of discrimination that is deeply rooted within the culture and institutions of society. This can include oppressions based on race, gender, sexual orientation,...
There has been an increasing focus on the recognition of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals' rights, including their right to live their lives freely without fear of...
The ethical principle of human dignity is an important concept that has been used to guide various approaches to LGBT representation and rights advocacy. It is based on the idea that all people have...
Queer embodiment is a concept that refers to the ways in which individuals who identify themselves as LGBTQ+ perceive their bodies and sexualities. It involves exploring how gender roles and...
Ethics and LGBT Individuals
Power dynamics play an important role in every society and culture, shaping how people interact with each other and the world around them. In many cultures, there is a...