Let's define what queerness is. Queerness refers to people who identify themselves outside of heterosexual norms, including but not limited to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, asexual,...
What role do emotions play in the formation of queer theology and spiritual imagination? Emotions are integral to the development of both queer theology and spiritual imagination. They provide a...
Participation in queer-affirming religious communities can provide a sense of belonging and social support for individuals who identify as LGBTQ+, but it may also have an impact on their spiritual...
The answer to this question is yes, marginalization can indeed generate insight, innovation, and transformative leadership in queer religious ministry. Marginalized groups have often been forced to...
What Role Does Historical Memory Play in Queer Spiritual Formation?
Historical memory is an important aspect of modern queer identity, especially within Christian communities. Many LGBTQ+...
I will explore how queer individuals reinterpret sacred narratives to construct frameworks of resilience, authenticity, and moral agency within their own religious communities. Religious scriptures...
How do queer believers navigate religious spaces, symbols, and rituals?
Queer believers are individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, nonbinary, pansexual, agender, asexual,...
As I was researching for this article on queer theology, I came across some very interesting concepts that have challenged traditional understandings of morality, sin, and divine justice. One of the...
Queer individuals have always been a part of human existence and history. They are people who identify with their own gender and sexual identities outside traditional norms. Unfortunately, they often...
How do queer individuals reconcile guilt, shame, and divine love within exclusionary faith communities?
Many queer individuals find themselves struggling to reconcile their sexual identities with...