The three major Abrahamic religions are Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. Each has its own unique set of beliefs about love and marriage, but there is also much overlap between them. In all three...
How does queer reflection on divine love challenge heteronormative religious frameworks? This article will examine how queer theology challenges traditional ideas about divine love, focusing on...
A queer person is someone who identifies themselves outside the conventional gender binary and/or sexual orientation norms. Engagement with religious texts can play an important role in shaping their...
In theological frameworks such as Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and Hinduism, there is often tension between identity, faith, and freedom. This tension can manifest in various ways, including gender...
Transgender embodiment is the process by which individuals who identify as a gender that differs from their assigned birth sex physically transition into the body of their preferred gender through...
Can divine mercy be understood as unconditional acceptance of all human variation?
The concept of divine mercy is central to many religious traditions, including Christianity, Judaism, Islam,...
Religious texts have been used for centuries to shape societal norms and values, including those related to gender and sexuality. These texts provide guidelines on how individuals should behave in...
Sufism is a mystical Islamic tradition that emphasizes spiritual union with God through self-discipline and meditation. Gender, sexuality, and spiritual unity are interconnected concepts within Sufi...
There has been increased attention to the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals around the world. This global focus on LGBT issues has influenced local interpretations and...
Love is a central theme in both Christianity and Islam, which emphasize its importance for human beings.
These religions have different perspectives on this concept. Comparative theology can help...