The portrayal of toxic or abusive relationships in popular culture has become increasingly commonplace, leading many teens to accept these behaviors as normative in their own lives. This can have...
How do queer narratives challenge conventional human-centered notions of flourishing, well-being, and moral obligation?
Queerness has been an important part of human history for centuries, yet it...
Transgender individuals face unique challenges in navigating their gender identity and expression within society, often grappling with the tension between personal authenticity, ethical...
Queer time is a concept that has been explored by many academics and activists as a way to challenge traditional ideas about gender, sexuality, and power dynamics. It refers to an alternative model...
Queer temporality refers to the experience of time that is unique to those who identify as LGBTQ+ individuals. It is characterized by an awareness of the fluidity and malleability of time, which can...
Coming out is often associated with breaking free from heteronormativity and challenging societal expectations about gender roles, but can it also serve as an ontological disruption of imposed...
There is a lot to be said about how certain beliefs can shape one's outlook on life. For many people around the world, their faith plays a major role in shaping who they are as individuals and how...
What role does imaginative engagement with religious narratives play in queer moral and ethical development? In this article, I will explore how religious stories have been used to shape the...
LGBTQ Individuals and Religious Narratives
I will discuss how LGBTQ individuals can utilize religious narratives to create an ethical framework that supports their personal identities.
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Narratives of repentance are stories that describe how individuals have reflected on their actions and come to regret them. They often involve emotional struggles related to guilt, shame, or remorse....