Queerness is an umbrella term for diverse identities that fall outside of traditional gender norms and heterosexual expectations. Religious leaders are individuals who play important roles in...
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...
The question "What psychological mechanisms support queer individuals in maintaining faith after religious trauma?" can be answered by analyzing the ways that people cope with distress and change...
The phenomenon of spiritual condemnation against non-heterosexual individuals is sadly common throughout human history. People who are attracted to those of the same gender often face discrimination...
Queer believers are individuals who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or otherwise non-heterosexual while also practicing religion. They often face tensions between their...
Faith communities are a crucial part of many people's lives, providing support, comfort, and community during times of hardship and celebration.
For queer believers, navigating these communities...
Queer theology is an academic field that examines how religious belief systems intersect with the experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals. It has been used to challenge traditional understandings of gender...
Queer spiritual practices have been around for centuries, challenging the dominant narratives that marginalize sexual minorities. These practices often involve exploring gender identity, personal...
Queer experiences are those that challenge traditional gender norms and expectations around sexuality and intimacy. They can include identifying as LGBTQ+, experiencing gender fluidity, exploring...
Queer theology is a subfield of religious studies that explores how people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer can incorporate their sexual orientations into their faith...