Can acts of forgiveness hold ethical value even without personal justice?
Forgiving someone does not necessarily mean that they will receive punishment for their actions, but it is an important...
The idea of salvation has been an integral part of Christian theology for centuries, but it is often framed within the context of morality, judgement, and punishment.
Queer theology offers a new...
Love is a powerful force that can transform people's lives and lead them towards personal growth and fulfillment. It has the ability to inspire individuals to become their best selves and to...
What are the contributions of LGBT narratives to theological reflection on grace, forgiveness, and moral responsibility?
Theologians have been exploring the relationship between Christian faith...
The topic is about how LGBT individuals who are religious can overcome their doubts and fears and still experience transcendence within themselves through forgiveness towards the church. This allows...
How do sacred rituals around forgiveness and atonement affect LGBTQ individuals' experiences of shame and guilt?
Ritual practices play an important role in many religions, including Christianity,...
Can forgiveness exist without moral understanding of the harm done?
Forgiveness can be defined as "the deliberate decision to relinquish resentment and vengeance toward another person for an...
How Ritualized Practices Support Spiritual and Psychological Growth
Confession, forgiveness, and affirmation are three powerful practices that can lead to spiritual and psychological growth when...
Ethical Challenges Arising From Oppression And Expectation Of Forgiveness
Ethics is an important aspect of human behavior that guides how people interact with each other and society. It involves...
There has been an increasing recognition that traditional religious sacraments such as baptism, communion, and confession have often been used to reinforce heteronormative values and exclude those...