1. Religious authorities have long been known for their strict views on sexual behavior, particularly when it comes to women. For centuries, women have been expected to conform to rigid expectations...
Too often in religious communities, victims of abuse are silenced because they fear that reporting their experience to authorities could be considered blasphemous or sinful. This is due to the belief...
The topic of this article is the psychological and social consequences that can arise from religious authorities actively opposing sexual education in schools. This issue has been debated for decades...
Sexual abuse is a serious problem that affects millions of people every year. Unfortunately, many victims are reluctant to come forward and seek help because they fear stigmatization, retribution, or...
In the United States, Jewish youth face unique challenges when it comes to their understanding of sexual ethics, consent, relational boundaries, and erotic autonomy due to the combination of societal...
The social and cultural influences that affect how victims of sexual assault report their experiences vary greatly across different religions. Religious groups have varying beliefs about privacy,...
Religion is an integral part of human life and culture, and it has been used for centuries to provide meaning and purpose to people's lives.
Religion can also be used to perpetuate violence...
In many traditional religions, there are strict rules and regulations regarding sexual behaviors. These include practices like modesty, chastity, fidelity, abstinence, monogamy, and celibacy. In some...
Shame is an emotion that involves feelings of humiliation, embarrassment, regret, and self-loathing caused by perceived flaws or shortcomings. It can be a powerful motivator for people to avoid...
There are many ways that religious beliefs can influence one's experience of sexual trauma and recovery. Religious beliefs can provide comfort and support during times of difficulty, but they can...