The term "experiences of exclusion" refers to situations where individuals are denied equal treatment or opportunities due to their gender identity or sexual orientation. This can include being...
Internalized biphobia is defined as the process by which an individual who identifies as bisexual or pansexual experiences negative attitudes, beliefs, and stereotypes about their own identity from...
Religious beliefs have been a crucial aspect of human society for centuries, shaping cultural norms and influencing personal morality. While there are many different religious traditions worldwide,...
LGBTQ+ individuals experience various forms of discrimination throughout their lives, which can have profound effects on their moral reasoning, ethical judgments, and personal values. Research...
Ethics are defined as moral principles that govern human behavior. They are rules, guidelines, and standards that determine what is right and wrong. Ethical theories attempt to describe how humans...
Queer-inclusive religious education can be an important way to promote empathy, moral reasoning, and psychological resilience among individuals. It involves teaching about diverse experiences and...
The term "sexuality" refers to a person's gender identity, erotic desires, and sexual behavior. Sexuality can include same-sex and heterosexual orientations, bisexuality, monogamy and polygamy, and...
Conservative Religious Socialization Shapes LGBTQ Individuals' Moral Reasoning, Self-Concept, and Coping Strategies
The effects of conservative religious socialization on LGBTQ individuals' moral...
Queer literature is a relatively new genre that challenges traditional narratives and stereotypes surrounding LGBTQIA+ people. One way it achieves this is through its representation of time and...
There has been a growing interest in exploring how affirming one's queer identity can impact moral reasoning and spiritual development. Queer individuals are those who do not identify as...