What are the long-term psychological consequences of attempting to conform to heteronormative religious expectations for LGBTQ individuals?
The expectation that people must adhere to societal...
The purpose of this article is to explore how online spiritual communities and digital networks have influenced the development of queer identity, social support, and religious engagement among LGBTQ...
An interfaith marriage is a wedding that involves at least one partner who belongs to a different faith than their spouse. This can create unique challenges for couples when it comes to navigating...
LGBTQ is an acronym for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning individuals who are often considered non-heterosexual due to their sexual orientation, gender identity, or expression....
The relationship between perceived social support and resilience has been widely studied in various contexts, including among people from marginalized backgrounds.
There have been limited studies...
The relationship between queer ethics, spiritual agency, and moral imagination can be explored through an examination of the ways in which these concepts intersect with one another within the context...
The term "emotional labor" refers to the effort that an individual expends when they are asked to display positive feelings toward another person. This concept has been applied more recently to...
LGBTQ individuals often face difficult emotional and spiritual challenges when dealing with rejection from their families and communities due to their sexual orientation. This can be particularly...
How do queer individuals reinterpret spirituality in light of experiences with religious trauma?
In order to understand how queer individuals reinterpret spirituality in light of experiences with...
What are some common reasons that might lead to ethical conflicts between religious clergy and individuals seeking help for their sexual orientation?
The most common reason is because of differing...