Queer theology refers to the study of religion from the perspective of LGBTQ+ individuals and communities. It focuses on reinterpreting traditional theological concepts and ideas through a lens that...
Contemporary religious communities often study historical figures who lived according to their faith's teachings and exhibited extraordinary behavior that was considered holy or saintly.
Saint...
The relationship between LGBTQ+ individuals and religion is complicated and multifaceted, and it can be challenging for those who identify as such to navigate within a traditional faith community....
The experience of divine intimacy is an important aspect of many religious traditions that involves an individual's relationship with God.
This concept has been traditionally viewed through a...
Acceptance or rejection of same-sex unions within religious communities can have significant impacts on LGBTQ believers' relational satisfaction, family dynamics, and spiritual fulfillment.
Those...
Historical Queer Religious Figures Can Challenge Contemporary Religious Dogma and Authority
When studying historical figures who identify as LGBTQ+, it is important to consider how their...
The role of intergenerational knowledge in queer religious movements refers to the transmission of cultural and spiritual traditions from one generation to another within LGBTQ+ communities....
In the modern world, many people identify themselves as queer. Queer is a term used to describe those who are different from the heteronormative majority. In religious contexts, it refers to...
Queer theology is a relatively new field of study that examines how LGBTQ+ identities intersect with religious beliefs and practices. It challenges traditional understandings of gender, sexuality,...
The concept of gender has evolved throughout human history, leading to new ways of understanding identity and sexuality beyond binaries like male/female. As such, people who identify as non-binary or...