Queer believers are people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, asexual, or other non-heterosexual identities, and who also hold religious beliefs. They may feel a sense of...
Queer-inclusive approaches aim to include non-binary identities and experiences within religious contexts that have traditionally been dominated by heterosexual norms. This can foster resilience,...
Queerness, as a concept, has been a subject of much discussion within the LGBTQ+ community for decades now. It refers to non-heterosexual identities or orientations, which are often characterized by...
Political movements have become more inclusive of queer voices but often lack genuine power-sharing structures to create real change for marginalized communities. This is problematic because it means...
What is Queer Theology?
Queer theology refers to the intersection of religious belief and nontraditional identities, including but not limited to LGBTQ+ people, transgender individuals, intersex...
I will explain what interfaith dialogue is and how it can be used to promote queer-inclusive theological reflection and practice. Interfaith dialogue is a conversation between people from different...
The study of queer identity, activism, and scholarship has undergone significant changes since its early stages. Historical silences and erasures have played a crucial role in shaping these fields,...
Queer-inclusive religious movements are important to consider when examining the concept of justice, equality, and divine love. Participation in these movements can have a profound impact on one's...
How does queer-inclusive education shape students' ethical reasoning?
Queer-inclusive education is an approach to teaching that incorporates the perspectives, experiences, and identities of LGBTQ+...
Queer Approaches to Joy, Humor, and Play
Queer approaches to joy, humor, and play can be viewed as a way to expand ethical frameworks for relational flourishing and communal wellbeing. These...