The Internet has created new opportunities for individuals to express themselves freely and openly without fear of judgment or censorship. This freedom is particularly beneficial for adolescents who...
School climate is an important factor that influences students' sexual identity formation, acceptance, and peer dynamics. It includes factors such as school policies, programs, culture, environment,...
Epistemic Consequences
Heteronormativity is the assumption that all people are straight unless proven otherwise. This belief has been perpetuated for centuries through social norms, cultural...
Cultural Narratives and Community Practices can be considered to play an important role in the way individuals from LGBTQ communities are perceived and understood within their societies. These...
Can Queer Love Serve As A Model For A Relational, Rather Than Rule-Based, Moral Philosophy?
Queer love is the type of relationship that deviates from societal norms and expectations. It involves...
Responsible participation in social life and communal decision-making requires adherence to ethical principles such as respect for individual rights, transparency, accountability, fairness, and...
The recognition of divine fluidity is an important concept that has significant implications for both faith and sexuality. It allows individuals to break free from restrictive religious doctrines and...
Parenting involves making decisions about how to raise children and what values to instill in them. In a world that is increasingly diverse in terms of culture, sexual orientation, and gender...
Queer theology is a field that challenges traditional religious beliefs about sex and gender, which are often rooted in patriarchal norms and heteronormative values. It seeks to reclaim the divine...
The question of how to understand sin and salvation has been debated for centuries within Christian theology. Traditionally, these concepts have been understood through the lens of heteronormative...