Religious Leaders' Condemnation of Sexual Exploitation and Its Impact on Sexual Ethics, Relational Accountability, and Community Trust
The role of religious leaders in condemning sexual...
How does the absence of religious moral authority influence erotic identity, emotional depth, and relational satisfaction?
Many people are raised to believe that religion is an integral part of...
Sexuality is an important aspect of human life that involves physical and emotional connection between individuals. It encompasses a wide range of behaviors, including desire, romantic relationships,...
Clerical Celibacy's Impact on Desire, Relationship Capacity, and Moral Authority
Clerical celibacy refers to a practice in which certain individuals within religious organizations abstain from...
The use of sacred stones to symbolize fertility, sexuality, and moral authority over intimate conduct is a common practice in many traditional African religions. In these religions, stones play an...
How do religious leaders manage sexual scandals within spiritual narratives?
Religious leaders play an important role in society. They are often seen as moral authorities who can provide guidance...
Queer Temporality and Moral Authority
Queer temporality is an approach to time that challenges the dominant, linear understanding of time as being linear and progressive. It instead proposes a...
Leaders face many challenges in their roles, but one of the most difficult is maintaining moral authority when their decisions are questioned by subordinates. Moral authority refers to the ability of...
Sexual favoritism is the practice of giving preferential treatment to individuals based on their perceived level of attractiveness or willingness to engage in sexual activity. This can occur within...
There has been increased awareness among organizations about the potential impact that sexual relationships can have on leaders' credibility, moral authority, and organizational trust. This is...