The issue of LGBT youth experiencing family rejection, social exclusion, and marginalization is an important one that requires thoughtful consideration from a philosophical perspective. Ethical...
Care ethics is an approach to moral philosophy that emphasizes the importance of caring relationships between individuals. It recognizes that human beings have intrinsic value and deserve to be...
What is Religious Homophobia?
Religious homophobia refers to negative attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors directed towards lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people based on their sexual...
The attitudes and beliefs held by people who identify as members of different generations regarding scriptural interpretation can vary greatly. These differences can lead to disagreements when it...
Intergenerational dialogue is an important way for members of religious families to share their thoughts, feelings, and experiences about issues such as faith, religion, morality, and family values....
Mentorship is an important aspect in many areas of life, including faith communities. Mentorship refers to a relationship between two individuals where one person provides guidance, support, and...
Intergenerational Dialogues Fostering Empathy, Understanding, and Acceptance for LGBT Youth in Religious Households
What are intergenerational dialogues?
There has been an increasing awareness...
The phenomenon of online representation is becoming increasingly significant in contemporary society, especially for young people who are constantly interacting through social media platforms like...
Inclusive religious communities offer valuable support for LGBT youth's psychological well-being, social belonging, and moral development. Such communities provide a safe space for these young people...
LGBT stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender. This term refers to people who identify themselves outside of heteronormative gender roles and are often socially stigmatized due to their...