Sacred texts are ancient religious works that provide guidance for adherents to lead moral lives. They include stories of individuals who suffered through hardships and found redemption or salvation....
Religious trauma refers to the distressing experiences that can occur when an individual's religious beliefs are challenged or threatened, particularly during childhood or adolescence. This type of...
Queer theology is a relatively new field that focuses on reconciling religious beliefs with LGBTQ+ identities and experiences. It has often been criticized for being too focused on confession and...
Queer spiritual practices are those that incorporate gender and sexual diversity into religious or spiritual beliefs and practices. This can include rituals, ceremonies, and other activities that...
How do queer people reinterpret suffering as a source of wisdom, connection, and transformation? Suffering is an inevitable part of life that can be viewed through different lenses depending on one's...
Queer people often face unique challenges when it comes to expressing themselves and understanding their identities. They may feel alienated from mainstream culture and struggle to find supportive...
How Intergenerational Trauma Is Transmitted Within Queer Communities
Intergenerational trauma refers to the transfer of pain, stress, anxiety, grief, and other negative emotions from one...
The term "queer" refers to people who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, nonbinary, asexual, polyamorous, pansexual, omnisexual, demisexual, homoflexible,...
Can engagement with queer art act as a form of emotional processing or cognitive reframing for marginalized individuals? There are several ways to examine this question, including through analysis of...
In queer-inclusive faith spaces, the concept of forgiveness is often viewed through a lens of self-acceptance and understanding, rather than simply seeking absolution from another individual or...