Queer spiritual practices are rooted in the belief that there is no one right way to approach religion or spirituality. Instead, they encourage individuals to explore their own unique relationship...
LGBTQ+ Identity Critiques Essentialist Philosophy of Self
This article discusses how LGBTQ+ identities challenge and redefine the concept of selfhood through an examination of its relationship to...
Divine Suffering and Queer Endurance Under Religious Persecution: A Model for Understanding
The concept of divine suffering, as exemplified in the crucifixion narrative, offers a powerful and...
The concept of queer identity refers to an individual's sense of self that may differ from societal norms regarding gender, sexual orientation, and romantic attraction. It includes people who...
Queer individuals often experience challenges navigating cultural narratives around gender and identity due to their diverse identities and experiences. This can be particularly difficult for those...
Queer identity refers to non-heteronormative genders and sexualities that are often considered outside of societal norms. Religious practice involves adherence to beliefs, rituals, and codes of...
The concept of posthumanism emerged from discussions among philosophers, sociologists, and anthropologists who were concerned with the implications of technology and its impact on humanity....
There has been a growing interest in exploring the connection between queer identity and mystical practice, particularly in regards to how they can inform each other and lead to new forms of...
Queer identities refer to a person's sense of self that is outside of societal norms regarding gender, sexual orientation, and sexual behavior. Individuals who identify as queer may experience an...
Queer aesthetic practices refer to artistic forms and practices that explore and challenge traditional concepts of gender, sexuality, and identity. They involve creating works that challenge the...