The experience of divine love is different for everyone. Some may feel it deeply while others might not feel it as strongly.
One thing that remains constant is that people who were once condemned...
The way people conceptualize time varies greatly depending on their environment and life circumstances.
Those who have experienced significant trauma may feel that time has been stretched out,...
Queerness refers to an individual's self-identification outside traditional normative categories such as heterosexuality and cisgender. It also describes the political movement that seeks to...
Moral Truth and Queer Theory
Moral truth is often seen as objective and fixed, but queer theory challenges this view. According to queer theory, moral truth is subjective and flexible, constantly...
What happens when freedom refuses definition? One answer is that it becomes impossible to understand what freedom means for individuals or groups within society. Freedom can be difficult to define...
Phenomenology is a philosophical movement that originated in Europe during the early twentieth century and has since become an influential approach to understanding human experience. It focuses on...
Can faith survive without institutional validation when nourished by personal revelation and experience?
Faith can be defined as a strong belief in something that may or may not have scientific...
Passion is an emotional state that can be experienced in various contexts, such as art, music, literature, sports, or personal relationships. It has been studied extensively by scholars from...
In the field of queer philosophy, the concept of embodiment has been used to explore the relationship between natural, social, and cultural constructions of self. Embodiment refers to the physical,...
Bisexual individuals define authenticity in terms of personal identity and experience rather than any specific set of behaviors or beliefs. They believe that attraction is subjective and can shift...