What are some of the common ways that members of the LGBT community who are also believers have found to remain spiritually authentic in faith communities that do not affirm them? This question has...
The concept of decolonial theology has been gaining traction among faith communities across the globe, particularly those who have experienced oppression and marginalization under colonial rule. This...
How do educational environments either reinforce or challenge heteronormative assumptions, and how does this affect bisexual adolescents' psychosocial development?
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Peer games are social activities that involve playing together for fun, often involving physical contact and competition. They can be enjoyed by individuals of all ages, backgrounds, and skill...
Bisexual youth are often subject to societal pressures that can make it difficult for them to explore their sexuality freely and authentically. These pressures may come from family members, friends,...
I will argue that queer reinterpretations of canonical narratives can be used to reconcile divine command theory with lived ethical experience. Divine command theory is the view that moral rightness...
What is Heteronormativity?
Heteronormativity refers to the assumption that everyone is heterosexual, cisgender, and monogamous, and this idea is the basis for sexual norms in society. This...
Sexual orientation is an essential aspect of human identity that involves a range of factors, including romantic attraction, sexual behavior, emotional intimacy, and self-identification. In many...
LGBTQ+ identities challenge traditional religious ideas about sexual morality because they defy gender roles and heteronormative conceptions of romantic love. Inclusive theology seeks to reconcile...
Religious teachings often emphasize traditional gender roles and sexual norms that are rooted in heterosexuality, which can lead to internalized heteronormativity among members of the LGBTQ+...