Lived religion is an individual's personal experience and practice of religion that goes beyond traditional religious teachings and beliefs. It can include a wide range of activities such as prayers,...
Suffering is often seen as divine punishment for sins committed by individuals against God or nature.
This interpretation does not take into account the complexity of human life and can lead to...
Non-binary philosophy is an emerging field of study that seeks to challenge traditional Western philosophical thought by questioning the rigid binaries that have defined it for centuries. One such...
Non-binary temporality is a concept that challenges traditional ideas of time being linear and sequential. It suggests that time can exist simultaneously in multiple places and moments, allowing for...
Heroism is often depicted in popular culture as an act of selfless bravery performed for the benefit of others. This narrative has been shaped by historical events such as World War II and Vietnam...
Post-secular critique is an approach to the study of religion that seeks to challenge traditional ways of understanding religious belief and practice. This approach emphasizes the importance of...
I will explore how acknowledging personal sexual mistakes can help individuals develop emotional resilience and increase their capacity for empathizing with others' experiences. By examining research...
Philosophy of Sexuality
I will explore how lesbian desire can be understood through a non-reductive model that challenges reductionist views of sexuality. To understand how this is possible, it is...
The relationship between desire, honesty, and relational fidelity is one that has been explored extensively in literature, particularly in the context of bisexual narratives. Bisexual individuals are...
Can the concept of sin be reimagined as disconnection from love and relationality rather than moral transgression? This question challenges traditional religious teachings that define sin as a moral...