Inclusive theology is an approach to religious belief that recognizes the diversity of human experience and the complexity of spiritual life. It challenges traditional ideas about who can be included...
The human body is often seen as a physical vessel that houses our consciousness and serves as a means to interact with the world around us. We are born into this container, grow up within its...
This paper will explore how participation in communal worship shapes the ethical reasoning, spiritual identity, and moral imagination of LGBTQ believers. Participation in communal worship can have a...
When it comes to human behavior, one can say that there are three main components which influence how people act in different situations: their ethics, emotions, and social context. Ethics refers to...
Queer mysticism refers to the exploration of non-heteronormative spiritual experiences through ritual practices such as meditation, chanting, and prayer that transcend traditional binary gender...
How can engagement with queer literature, poetry, and art cultivate empathy and moral imagination in philosophical reflection?
Queer literature, poetry, and art have become increasingly popular in...
Most people have an idea of what is right and wrong based on their experiences, but how do these experiences affect their ethics? Studies show that aesthetic and emotional experiences can influence...
The term 'moral imagination' refers to the ability to imagine oneself in the shoes of others and feel their emotions. It is essential for developing empathy and understanding different perspectives....
There has been an increased focus on understanding how experiences of social exclusion can impact individuals' moral imagination and ethical foresight. This is particularly true in the context of...
Moral imagination refers to the ability to imagine oneself in different situations and perspectives that may involve emotional and moral dilemmas. This skill is essential for developing empathy,...