The perception of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBT) individuals has shifted significantly. While still facing discrimination and prejudice in many parts of the world, they have...
How does the philosophy of moral identity and personal choice inform LGBT self-determination?
The concept of self-determination is central to the experiences of those who identify as lesbian, gay,...
Inclusive Religious Communities and Their Impact on LGBTQ Members' Ethics
Inclusive religious communities play an important role in shaping LGBTQ individuals' ethical reasoning, moral identity,...
When it comes to morality, individuals must consider their personal beliefs about what is right and wrong, but they also have to navigate social norms and expectations that may be conflicting. One...
Trans Ontology is a branch of philosophy that studies the nature of being transgender and non-binary individuals. It focuses on the various aspects of gender identity, such as its fluidity and the...
Queer individuals have always existed in human societies, but they have been marginalized and oppressed for centuries because of their differences from heteronormative standards. This has led to them...
Bisexual morality is often described as an internalized conflict between homosexual and heterosexual norms that leads to feelings of shame and guilt. This view has been criticized as being too...
How do queer believers construct coherent narratives of moral, spiritual, and personal identity amid doctrinal conflict?
The construction of a coherent narrative of moral, spiritual, and personal...
How does the philosophical idea of “the good life” expand when queerness is considered an integral part of moral identity? This question can be answered using a variety of approaches. One approach is...
How do local cultural and spiritual traditions shape contemporary conceptions of gender and moral identity?
One way that cultural traditions can influence our understanding of gender roles is...