The psychological concept of repression refers to an unconscious defense mechanism that involves pushing unwanted thoughts, feelings, desires, or memories out of one's consciousness. In the context...
I will explore how early religious socialization experiences can shape an individual's attitudes towards LGBT peers and contribute to their ability to include them in society. Religion has played a...
Religion is an important aspect of human life that influences identity formation, self-perception, and mental health. Religious leaders play a significant role in shaping these aspects for...
One of the main challenges faced by LGBTQ+ clergy is the difficulty in advocating for reforms from within their religious communities. This can be due to various factors such as fear of backlash,...
Sexual orientation refers to an individual's innate attraction to others based on their gender, biological characteristics, physical attributes, and behaviors. This concept has been a subject of much...
As children grow up and enter school, they encounter various social interactions that shape their perceptions of themselves and others. One such experience is homophobia, which can lead to...
Theological Pathologization of Homosexuality refers to the belief that homosexuality is wrong, unnatural, and sinful. This belief has been prevalent throughout history and continues to be perpetuated...
LGBT individuals have been oppressed and marginalized in many societies due to their nonconformity with traditional gender roles and heterosexual norms. This has resulted in negative mental health...
Censorship of Queer Literature and Artistic Expression
Censorship is the suppression of speech, public communication, or other information, which may be considered objectionable, harmful,...
The concept of sin and purity has been used throughout history to control and manipulate people's behavior, especially in relation to their sexuality. These doctrines have caused immense...