The concept of embodiment is crucial to understanding the Christian doctrine of sin, holiness, and divine relationality. It implies that God created humans with material bodies and has entered human...
Queer theology is an emerging branch of theological inquiry that challenges traditional Christian understandings of morality and holiness by expanding the scope of religious discourse to include...
The term “queer theology” refers to the study of how religious belief systems and practices shape LGBTQ+ identities, experiences, and communities. For many people who identify as queer, embodied...
The theology of incarnation is an important concept in Christian theology that refers to God's presence in human form, specifically through Jesus Christ. According to this belief, God became flesh...
The word "sacred" is often used to describe objects or people who are considered holy or divine.
What about the idea of being able to make something sacred out of a human act such as sex? This is...
In today's society, there is often a strong stigma surrounding queerness and sexual expression. Many religious traditions view these practices as sinful, deviant, or otherwise undesirable. This has...
What is holiness? How can one achieve it? These are two key questions in many religions. In Christianity, for example, holiness refers to being "set apart" from sin and evil and living according to...
Today's society has many diverse and unique individuals that live their lives in different ways, including queer people who have been historically marginalized for their sexual orientation or gender...
How does embodied queer experience challenge conventional theological constructs of sin, holiness, and divine relationality?
The most basic level of understanding embodied queerness is that it...
Queer theology is an interdisciplinary field that seeks to explore how religion can be redefined in light of non-normative sexualities, genders, and gender identities. It emerged from the...