How does the presence of LGBT clergy affect the congregation's perception of spiritual and moral authority?
The concept of religious and moral authority is often linked to traditional views of...
Narrative frameworks are powerful tools that can be used to assert spiritual and moral authority in many contexts. In the case of LGBTQ+ communities, they provide opportunities to challenge...
How do queer believers reconstruct moral authority, ethical responsibility, and spiritual leadership in inclusive theological frameworks? To answer this question, it is necessary to explore the role...
The notion of queerness encompasses diverse experiences, identities, and perspectives that challenge traditional heteronormative norms. Queer interpretations of religious and spiritual texts have the...
Empathy in Changing Attitudes Toward LGBT Individuals
Empathy is an essential component of human interaction that allows people to understand others' perspectives, feelings, and experiences. It...
Empathy is an essential part of developing moral authority among queer spiritual leaders. It involves understanding others' perspectives, feelings, experiences, and beliefs while remaining true to...
Non-Binary Embodiment and Divine Justice
Non-binary embodiment refers to individuals who do not identify themselves strictly as male or female but rather fall somewhere along a spectrum between...
Inclusive Hermeneutics is an approach to biblical interpretation that takes into account the diverse perspectives of individuals from different cultural backgrounds, socioeconomic classes, genders,...
How Does Politics of Naming Intersect With Recognition, Rights, And Moral Authority?
Naming is an integral part of human experience that has been used to confer identity, power, and authority...
How does spirituality and queerness intersect to expand concepts of sacredness, ritual, and moral authority? This question is complicated but essential for understanding the intersectional identities...