Doctrinal fidelity refers to the practice of adhering strictly to the teachings and beliefs of a religious community's founders, texts, and traditions. It involves following specific rules, rituals,...
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: Promoting sexual freedom and relational ethics within religious communities through inclusivity and tradition
There has been an increasing prevalence of exposure to global sexual norms among religious communities worldwide. This can be attributed to various factors such as the widespread availability of...
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: Global sexual norms reshape religious communities sexual ethics
What ethical tensions emerge when mentors attempt to reconcile doctrinal fidelity with LGBTQ inclusion?
In this essay, I will explore the ethical dilemmas that arise when mentors try to balance...
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: How mentors can balance doctrinal fidelity with lgbtq inclusion: an ethical dilemma
The relationship between pastoral guidance and doctrinal fidelity is an age-old debate that has been discussed among Christian leaders for centuries.
Recent years have seen an increased focus on...
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: The ageold debate between pastoral guidance and doctrinal fidelity: how can we balance both?
Ritual Practice, Doctrinal Fidelity, and Identity Affirmation for Queer Believers
As more people identify as LGBTQIA+, they face unique challenges when it comes to their religious beliefs and...
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: How lgbtqia+ people can navigate religious challenges through sexual expression?
LGBTQ Christians face unique challenges when navigating their faith and sexual orientation. Traditional Christian teachings often condemn homosexual acts as sinful and forbidden, but many members of...
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: How lgbtq christians navigate faith and sexuality: strategies for finding community and communal belonging
In many religions and faith traditions, there are teachings that define what is acceptable or unacceptable when it comes to sex, sexuality, and gender identity. These beliefs can create tension for...
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: Queer believers negotiate tensions between faith and identity