The question of divine compassion is an important one for all religious traditions, but it takes on added significance when considering how it relates to queer theology. Queer theology is a subfield...
Mystical Teachings Across Traditions Affirm the Sacredness of Non-Normative Identities
Mysticism is an experience that transcends language and logical thought. It involves communion with divine...
How does exile from faith communities influence moral reasoning and ethical self-concept among LGBTQ individuals?
Exile from faith communities can have profound effects on an individual's moral...
People often feel hesitant to disclose their romantic and sexual orientation for fear that others may judge them negatively. Such feelings are especially common among those who identify as lesbian,...
Many people identify themselves as bisexual, which means that they are attracted to both men and women.
This does not mean that their attraction is equally balanced between the two genders. Some...
To fully understand how queer approaches to invisibility can foster new ethical paradigms for social recognition, affirmation, and dignity, it is essential to define what is meant by each term....
Cultural Narratives Shaping Moral Evaluation of LGBTQ Partnerships
Cultural narratives are powerful influences that shape how people think about morality. These stories convey values, norms,...
Queer theory holds that sexuality is fluid and can be expressed in many different ways.
Some people identify as gay or lesbian while others consider themselves bisexual or pansexual. Still, other...
What is the term "LGBTQ"?
The acronym LGBTQ stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning. It refers to individuals who identify themselves outside of traditional gender norms...
Psychological Effects
LGBTQ individuals navigate environments that can be both affirming and hostile towards their identity. This can have various psychological effects, which may lead to negative...