Love can be defined as an intense feeling of deep affection for another person. It is often described as a powerful emotional and physical connection between two people that goes beyond mere...
I will discuss how cognitive strategies can help queer individuals overcome their internalized guilt while maintaining their authentic selfhood. Internalized guilt is a common experience for LGBTQ+...
Religious art is an integral part of human existence that has been practiced since ancient times. Religious arts have evolved with time and culture but they all aim to connect people with their...
The experience of being queer has always been marked by a sense of exclusion from mainstream society. This exclusion can be felt spiritually, morally, and socially, as queer people often struggle to...
Urban life shapes queer people's strategies for negotiating ethics, visibility, and safety in many ways.
Queers living in cities have to deal with issues such as homophobia, transphobia, racism,...
How do LGBTQ individuals navigate ritual and symbolic practices that both affirm and marginalize their lived experiences? This is an important question to consider when exploring how queer people...
Queer individuals may be more susceptible to experiencing emotional dependency or autonomy due to factors such as gender identity, social isolation, or rejection from family members. These factors...
How do queer individuals negotiate the moral implications of desire within the context of their faith?
Queerness is often linked to morality, especially in religious settings where homosexuality...
Storytelling is an art form that has been used throughout history to pass down cultural traditions, teach life lessons, and create connections between people. It involves creating and sharing...
What will queer education look like in the next decade in religious, conservative or transnational contexts? How might digital networks, cultural exchange, hybrid identities and pedagogical...