Religious axiology and sexual morality
Moral judgement is an essential aspect of human behaviour that involves making decisions based on one's beliefs, values, and principles. In the context of...
Religious norms can be defined as moral rules that are set forth by a religion for its followers to obey. In Turkmen society, these norms play an important role in shaping the way people behave when...
Religious Justification of Sexual Freedom
Sexual behavior is a significant aspect of human life that influences various aspects of personal identity and social relations.
How individuals...
Polygamy is an ancient practice that has been present in many cultures throughout history. It is defined as the marriage of one person to multiple partners simultaneously, usually of both genders....
Zoroastrianism is an ancient religion that originated in Iran and was founded by Prophet Zoroaster around 6th century BCE. Its teachings emphasize ethical conduct, personal responsibility, and divine...
The article will focus on the differences between religious and secular approaches to sexual rehabilitation in terms of their ethical reasoning, practical effectiveness, and outcomes. This difference...
The article discusses three psychological coping mechanisms that can help individuals reconcile their desires with religious and ethical norms: denial, compartmentalization, and rationalization....
Sexuality has been an integral part of human experience since time immemorial, and different cultures have had varying conceptions of it. Among ancient Slavic people, for instance, sexuality was seen...
I will explore how participating in eroticized religious rituals can affect one's sexual self-concept, relational intimacy, and moral reasoning. I will begin by defining what it means to be "erotic"...
Religious Authorities
Religious authorities are responsible for promoting ethical conduct through sexual behavior regulation, which is essential for spiritual growth and social cohesion. This...