What are the ethical responsibilities of religious counselors when addressing identity conflict in LGBTQ believers?
Religious counselors have an ethical responsibility to provide support and...
The notion of "queer intimacy" refers to the idea that intimate relationships between individuals who identify as non-heteronormative can be more about sharing vulnerabilities and interdependence...
What are some philosophical insights that can be derived from the practice of queer resilience in contexts of marginalization? Queer resilience refers to the ability to maintain one's identity...
The topic of this article is how shame affects faith and ethics. Shame is an unpleasant emotion that comes from feeling humiliated, embarrassed, or guilty about something that you have done wrong or...
Desire is a fundamental human experience that drives motivation and action. It can manifest itself in many forms, such as hunger for food or thirst for water, but one type of desire that has received...
How Can Joy and Fulfillment in Love and Sexuality Be Ethically Cultivated in Restrictive or Hostile Social Environments?
Sexuality and romantic love are integral to human life, but they may become...
We will explore how bisexual identity can complicate ethical reflection on relational plurality, identity fluidity, and moral agency.
Let's define some key terms. Relational plurality refers to...
I will discuss how the concept of interdependence, empathy, and relational resilience are critical components of lesbian communities' approach to morality and ethics. Lesbians have long recognized...
Guilt is a powerful force that shapes the way we behave and perceive ourselves. It can motivate us to change our behavior for the better or lead us down a path of self-loathing and depression. For...
What is bisexual relationality?
Bisexual relationality refers to a form of polyamory or nonmonogamy that involves having both male and female romantic and sexual partnerships simultaneously. It...