Queer Interpretation of Sacred Texts
Queer interpretation of sacred texts is an emerging field that explores how LGBTQIA+ perspectives can be integrated into religious traditions to create more...
Sensory Imprints and Embodied Experiences
The human body is an incredibly complex organism that responds to external stimuli through its various senses. These senses are essential for experiencing...
Holiness and sin have traditionally been understood through religious and moral frameworks that emphasize purity and abstinence from certain bodily practices, such as sexual activity outside of...
In the field of Christian theology, eschatology refers to the study of the last things, such as death, judgement, heaven, hell, and the end times. Traditional eschatological narratives typically...
Queer marginalization refers to the experience of being socially excluded due to one's gender identity, sexual orientation, or romantic interests that are deemed non-normative or deviant within a...
The way bodies communicate desire, comfort, and emotional presence has always been an important part of human life. In this article, I will examine how queer phenomenology can help us understand...
Can queer relational ethics redefine responsibility, care, and moral interdependence in human life? Queer relational ethics is an emerging field of study that challenges traditional understandings of...
Queer theology is an emerging field that examines how queer people experience God and religion. It explores the intersection between gender, sexuality, and spirituality, and seeks to challenge...
There are many ways in which people can experience political trauma, including witnessing violence, warfare, natural disasters, massacres, terrorist attacks, genocide, displacement, and forced...
The concept of queer theory can be traced back to early writings about homosexuality by Michel Foucault, who argued that homosexuality was created by discourses of power, rather than being an innate...