The concept of queerness has been defined by many scholars as an intersectional identity that encompasses non-heteronormative gender identities, orientations, and relationships. This includes...
Queer believers often conceptualize divine justice, mercy, and moral order differently from their heteronormative counterparts due to their experiences of historical exclusion and marginalization....
What forms of sacred knowledge emerge when queer believers reject the idea that divine revelation is mediated only through heteronormative authority?
Sacred knowledge refers to any form of...
Exploring how queer believers can reconstruct sacred narratives to affirm their identity
Queer believers are individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+ while also adhering to religious beliefs. This is...
Queer believers can participate in reform while retaining their prophetic difference if they prioritize being themselves and speaking up for equality in all aspects of life. They must also be willing...
One of the most important aspects of queerness is its ability to resist heteronormative expectations and societal norms. This includes refusing to conform to binary gender roles and defying the idea...
The topic of engaging with queer-inclusive religious practices challenges normative frameworks of morality, virtue, and spiritual authority in several ways. One way is that it disrupts traditional...
As modern society progresses into an increasingly interconnected world, it's no surprise that more people are turning to the internet for their religious needs. Whether looking for a sense of...
The tension between doctrinal orthodoxy, ethical autonomy, and personal authenticity is a complex issue that affects many people who identify as queer. These three concepts are intertwined in various...
The struggle between belief and identity is often discussed among members of the LGBTQ+ community, especially those who identify as queer. Many people have grown up with strong religious beliefs that...