How do queer believers challenge the assumption that faith must conform to traditional sexual ethics? Faith is often associated with traditional sexual ethics, which dictates that certain sexual...
LGBT people have different ways to experience God's presence in their daily lives. Some may feel it through religious rituals such as prayer or meditation while others may experience it through acts...
The Psychological and Emotional Consequences of Systemic Homophobia
Systemic homophobia is a social phenomenon that affects the mental health and wellbeing of queer individuals, causing them to...
Love is often considered to be a powerful force that can help overcome even the most challenging obstacles.
In the context of systemic discrimination, it can also serve as a tool for resistance....
Empathy is defined as the ability to understand and share the feelings of another person. It involves putting oneself in another's shoes and imagining how they might feel in a given situation. This...
Social networks and community support have become increasingly important for individuals seeking intimacy, trust, and emotional satisfaction in their relationships. These networks provide access to...
The ultimate act of compassion is to dismantle systems that perpetuate sin through exclusion. Exclusion can be defined as the practice of denying someone access to something or treating them unfairly...
The Psychology of Romantic Relationships in Marginalized Contexts
Romantic relationships are an integral part of human life, but they can be especially difficult to navigate in contexts of legal...
The term "queer" refers to people who do not identify themselves as heterosexual or cisgender. Queer joy is the experience of pleasure that comes from being oneself, regardless of societal norms. It...
Ethical dilemmas arise when people are expected to meet certain standards to be included in groups, societies, communities, organizations, or teams. Inclusion becomes conditional upon assimilation....