How do emotional attachment styles shape moral reasoning, empathy, and ethical decision-making within intimate relationships? The way people perceive themselves and their partners can influence how...
In order to examine how ritual participation shapes the development of queer spiritual identity and moral reasoning, it is important to consider the interplay between culture and religion. Culture...
Bisexuality is a sexual orientation that involves romantic attraction to both men and women. It can be challenging for many people who identify as bisexual because society often assumes that...
The article explores how religiously mediated narratives about LGBT individuals have shaped moral reasoning, social attitudes, and policy. It examines how these stories have been used to justify...
Self-acceptance is an essential aspect of morality that impacts how individuals view themselves and others. It involves recognizing one's own strengths and weaknesses, embracing them, and...
There has been an increasing focus on issues of social justice, activism, and advocacy. These activities involve individuals taking action to promote equality, equity, and fairness in various aspects...
As research has shown, LGBT individuals have been historically marginalized and excluded from mainstream society due to their non-heterosexual identities. This has led to feelings of isolation,...
Queer approaches to vulnerability, empathy, and self-sacrifice have been gaining traction within communal religious ethics and moral reasoning. These approaches challenge traditional understandings...
The question of whether and how the presence of openly gay clergy members influences religious communities is one that has been explored extensively. Many studies have found a connection between...
The experience of social stigma can have a profound impact on an individual's moral reasoning and ethical self-concept, particularly for members of marginalized groups such as lesbian, gay, bisexual,...