I will explore how queer believers navigate paradox, multiplicity, and ambiguity in constructing coherent ethical and spiritual frameworks.
Let's define the terms "paradox," "multiplicity," and...
When it comes to beliefs regarding divine justice, many Christians are taught that God punishes those who do wrong and rewards those who do good. This idea is often used to justify certain social...
In traditional Buddhist monastic life, sexual activity is strictly forbidden and seen as a hindrance to spiritual development.
Historical documents reveal that some renowned practitioners had...
In many religions, the concept of divine justice is central to understanding morality and ethics. It involves an idea that god rewards good deeds and punishes evil ones, ensuring that individuals...
Queer believers have always had difficulty finding their place within religious communities due to various reasons such as exclusion from certain rituals, discrimination based on sexual orientation,...
In navigating the tension between institutional religious authority and personal spiritual revelation, queer believers must find ways to balance their beliefs and experiences within the constraints...
What is Dogma?
Dogma refers to a set of beliefs that are considered authoritative and accepted as true by an organization, religion, or group. These beliefs are often based on religious...
How do queer believers construct narratives of divine love, grace, and forgiveness that challenge hierarchical and exclusionary religious norms?
The LGBTQ+ community has made significant progress...
Queer believers, like all people, must deal with conflicting doctrines regarding morality, ethics, and spirituality.
They also face unique challenges due to their sexual orientation, gender...
What is the difference between guilt, shame, and religious doctrine?
Guilt is a negative feeling that results from doing something wrong or failing to meet expectations. It can also be felt for...