Ritual Kinship and Heteronormative Assumptions in Religious Ethics
Heteronormativity is the assumption that all people are either male or female and that their gender identity corresponds to their...
Migration has profound effects on the social and cultural milieu of host countries, which can lead to the emergence of new forms of sexual behaviour, identities, and practices among migrant...
Religion plays an important role in shaping individual's attitudes towards gendered sexual expectations. It provides guidelines for appropriate behaviors that are deemed acceptable within one's...
Religious conformity is a set of beliefs and practices that are followed by members of a particular religion. It can include things like attending services regularly, following certain rituals, and...
Indonesia is known for its diverse religious traditions. The country has a population of more than 260 million people, and almost 90% of them are Muslim. Other major religions include Christianity,...
The religious framing of sexuality is based on the idea that sexual acts are either morally acceptable or unacceptable according to certain religious principles. These principles may vary depending...
Religion plays an important role in shaping society's attitudes towards sex and sexuality. Religious teachings often prohibit sex outside marriage and encourage monogamy within marriage. This can...
Same-sex relationships are a controversial issue in many cultures, including Malaysia. In this context, internalized religious morality is a powerful force that shapes the experiences of Sikh men and...
The idea that success and failure are binary opposites is common in many societies around the world. This means that there are winners and losers, achievers and non-achievers, people who have made it...
Religious belief systems are often characterized by exclusive practices and moral codes that govern personal conduct, including sexual expression. Some religions consider homosexuality to be sinful...