There is an increasing recognition that queer kinship and chosen families are significant for contemporary moral philosophy. Queer kinship refers to non-traditional forms of family organization that...
Ambivalence is an emotional state characterized by simultaneous conflicting feelings or attitudes towards something or someone. In terms of romance and sexuality, it can manifest as uncertainty about...
Emotional interdependence is an important factor that influences how individuals make decisions regarding their personal life and work. It refers to the way in which people are connected to others...
Inclusive theology is a systematic approach to Christian theology that seeks to integrate people from diverse backgrounds and beliefs into the life of the church. It has become increasingly popular...
The topic of this article is how relational multiplicity in bisexual experiences expands ontological and ethical understandings of relationality. Relationship multiplicity refers to being attracted...
Religious faith is often associated with beliefs about morality, ethics, and social norms that may be seen as conflicting with the identities of many LGBT individuals. This is because some religions...
The concept of universal moral principles is rooted in Western philosophy since the ancient Greeks.
It faces challenges from different cultures, traditions, and worldviews that value their own...
Can queer theology serve as a vehicle for transformative justice, social equity, and spiritual reconciliation? This is an important question that has been debated by scholars, activists, and...
Religious beliefs and teachings have historically been used to justify discrimination against queer people.
They do not need to be this way. Religions can adapt and become more inclusive towards...
What are the psychological and ethical processes involved in reconciling faith and sexual identity for LGBTQ participants?
I will explore the interplay between religious beliefs and sexual...