Queer-Inclusive Ritual Arts and Spiritual Cognition
Queer-Inclusive Ritual Arts is an emerging field that explores how different forms of creative expression can be used to explore queer...
LGBTQ stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning. These terms describe people who do not identify as heterosexual or cisgender. They experience stigma, discrimination, and...
Queer people have experienced historical trauma from discrimination and oppression based on their identity. This has led to increased rates of mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, PTSD,...
The relationship between religion and sexual orientation has been studied extensively in psychology. Researchers have explored how social stigma and discrimination can impact the mental health and...
LGBTQ believers perceive divine justice differently depending on their personal beliefs about gender roles, sexual orientation, and religious dogma. Many believe that God is loving and accepting of...
Radical autonomy is an essential component of queer philosophical thought that challenges traditional gender roles and societal norms. This idea emphasizes self-determination and individual freedom...
Perceived social support is defined as the belief that one has someone who can help them deal with difficult situations, provide emotional comfort, and offer resources during times of need. It has...
Theology has historically been used to justify the exclusion of LGBTQ+ individuals from religious communities, resulting in significant psychological impacts on their faith identity development. This...
Queerness has been associated with sin, deviance, immorality, and perversion throughout history. Religions have played an important role in shaping these stigmas and contributing to their...
Being bisexual is a unique experience that requires one to navigate various identities, including their gender expression, sexual orientation, and romantic interests. Bisexuals are often...