LGBT people face unique moral challenges when it comes to their identities being made public and their actions being judged. This is because they are often seen as breaking social norms and cultural...
Queer theology is an approach to religious study that seeks to understand religious texts, traditions, and practices from a non-heteronormative perspective. It centers around examining how power...
I will explore how religious commandments can be ethically reinterpreted to encompass gender and sexual pluralism. Religious commandments have historically been used to regulate human behavior,...
Internalized societal bias refers to the tendency for individuals to absorb and internalize societal attitudes and beliefs about themselves and others, which can influence their perceptions,...
The concept of bisexuality can be understood as an attraction to people regardless of their gender. Bisexuals may identify themselves as attracted both to men and women, to transgender individuals,...
Exploring the Limits of Divine Image
The idea that humans are created in God's image is a fundamental concept in many religions, but it has often been limited to certain aspects of identity. In...
What is Identity Fluidity?
Identity fluidity refers to the idea that people may have multiple identities simultaneously, and that these can change over time.
Someone may identify as both female...
One way that non-binary narratives can contribute to philosophical understanding of identity formation, coherence, and selfhood is through their representation of alternative conceptions of gender...
There has been a growing interest in exploring the ways that queer literature can be used to challenge traditional understandings of identity, particularly with regards to gender, sexuality, and...
The current issue of parental authority versus the right of LGBT children to self-identify is one that has gained significant attention in recent years. This paper will explore the ethical...