Queer people can be defined as individuals who do not identify themselves with traditional heterosexual norms and labels, whether they are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or non-binary. Their...
The word "coming out" is often associated with disclosing one's sexual orientation or gender identity to others, but it also has spiritual and psychological implications within some religions that...
LGBT individuals are often forced to navigate through a maze of conflicting feelings and beliefs that arise from their sexual orientation and religious upbringing. While many people turn away from...
Does religious education prepare believers for compassion or conformity? The question has been debated for centuries. On one side are those who believe that religion instills a sense of right and...
LGBT individuals face numerous obstacles when it comes to their faith and religion. One major issue is internalized religious homophobia, which is the feeling that one's own gender identity or sexual...
One of the most common struggles for queer believers is to find a way to reconcile their deepest desires and passions with the strict religious beliefs they were raised with. This can be especially...
How do LGBTQ individuals experience and manage guilt, shame, or moral distress stemming from religious condemnation?
LGBTQ individuals are often rejected by their families, friends, and...
To what extent do psychological strategies enable religious LGBT individuals to sustain their faith when they experience social rejection from family members, friends, communities, and even religions...
The word "community" is commonly associated with social gatherings such as family reunions, festivals, or church groups.
For many LGBT individuals, it can be a spiritual practice that goes beyond...
The historical transformations in religious discourses around sexuality have been significant and far-reaching, reflecting the fluidity and adaptability of different faith traditions. The approach to...