Queer Spiritual Resilience and Moral Development
Queer spiritual resilience refers to the capacity for individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, non-binary, or...
Adolescent years are a time when teenagers start to explore their identities and develop their own sense of morality. Parents play an important role in shaping their children's values and...
Moral development is the process through which individuals learn to recognize right from wrong and develop their own set of values and beliefs about what constitutes good behavior. This process is...
Can Compassion For Oneself Become The First Step Toward Moral Enlightenment?
The question of whether self-compassion can be a gateway to ethical awakening has been debated by philosophers,...
Adolescents are often susceptible to peer pressure and social rejection due to their desire for acceptance and belongingness. This can negatively impact their moral development and self-concept,...
Can emotional resilience be cultivated as a deliberate practice of ethical and moral development?
Emotional resilience refers to an individual's capacity to adapt positively to adversity and...
The term "inclusive religious practice" refers to religious activities and rituals that are open to all people regardless of their gender identity or sexual orientation. This includes both...
How does exposure to positive representation in media shape moral development and prosocial behavior?
When it comes to how individuals develop morally, the media they consume plays an important...
The integration of lessons from various sources into one's moral framework is an essential part of the developmental process during adolescence. Peers, family members, and the media all have varying...
The article discusses how being rejected due to their religion can negatively impact the moral development of queer individuals. Religious rejection is often associated with social isolation,...