Integrating Queer Identity with Religious Practice
Queer identity is an umbrella term that refers to individuals who do not conform to traditional gender roles and identities based on sex assigned...
How do archetypes of androgyny in religious texts inform queer individuals' understanding of embodiment, ethical reasoning, and spiritual identity? This essay explores the ways in which religious...
What role do intergenerational dialogues play in promoting acceptance, ethical reasoning, and spiritual growth? Intergenerational dialogue refers to a conversation between individuals from different...
Freedom is defined as the absence of constraints that limit an individual's ability to act. Social influence is the impact of external factors such as culture, society, and environment on an...
Engagement with LGBT literature has been shown to significantly impact the development of moral imagination and ethical reasoning. By immersing oneself in the stories of queer people, readers can...
The concept of LGBT, which stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals, has been controversial due to its nature. Some religions do not accept this orientation and perceive it as...
Interfaith dialogue between LGBTQ participants and members of various religious communities has been a significant movement since the 1990s. This conversation has addressed many issues that affect...
How can ethical reasoning guide the protection of LGBT youth from coercive or harmful societal expectations?
The question of how to protect LGBT youth from societal pressures is an important one...
Queer embodiment is an intriguing concept that has been gaining increasing attention among scholars and practitioners alike. In its most basic sense, it refers to the physical manifestation of one's...
How does queer-inclusive education shape students' ethical reasoning?
Queer-inclusive education is an approach to teaching that incorporates the perspectives, experiences, and identities of LGBTQ+...