How do erotic alliances across ideological divides reshape perceptions of trust and loyalty? When lovers unite, their connection is based on mutual attraction, desire, emotional compatibility, shared...
Deconstruction is an intellectual movement that emerged in France in the mid-1960s. Its main proponents were philosophers Jacques Derrida, Jean Baudrillard, Michel Foucault, Gilles Deleuze, and Félix...
Can family structures evolve morally without collapsing traditional frameworks of belonging? This is a question that has been debated extensively among scholars, activists, and policymakers alike,...
The Ethics of Clergy Attempting to Reconcile Canonical Doctrine with LGBT Pastoral Needs
As members of a religious community, clergy are expected to uphold and teach their faith's doctrinal...
Tolerance is an essential part of modern society, but it has its limits. Conscience refers to a person's moral compass that guides them through life, while institutional doctrine refers to the rules...
Cultural relativism is an ethnographic approach to understanding different cultures that emphasizes that each society has its own set of values, beliefs, and social norms. In societies transitioning...
Fear of Sin In the Quran, Allah warns against immoral behavior such as adultery, fornication, and sodomy. This fear may influence the way that LGBTQ Muslims make decisions about their romantic and...
Reinterpretation of Sin, Virtue, and Moral Law has been a fundamental aspect of theological discourse since ancient times. It refers to a process wherein religious scholars analyze and reevaluate...
Can the concept of "family" change from a biologically determined unit to one that is based more on morality and choice? This question has been debated for centuries and continues to be an important...
Marriage has been considered sacred since ancient times and is often seen as a union between a man and woman for life.
This definition has changed significantly over time due to various factors...