The act of praying, meditating, and practicing spirituality are often associated with religious beliefs and practices that emphasize the importance of self-discipline, devotion, and humility.
Many...
Queer experiences of divine transcendence differ from heteronormative religious experiences because they involve a different relationship between the individual and the divine. Queer experiences are...
Many people believe that prayer is a way to connect with God and to receive guidance and support from a higher power.
For queer believers, prayer can be more than just asking for help - it can...
Queer spiritual practices challenge hierarchical, exclusionary, and heteronormative religious frameworks by offering alternative approaches to understanding the divine and the sacred. Queer people...
Prayer is an integral part of religious practice that has been used throughout history to connect individuals with their higher power or deity.
For queer people who have often experienced...
Queer believers are people who identify as LGBTQ+ while also being religious and spiritual. These individuals often struggle to reconcile their identities and beliefs, leading to feelings of...
In order to explore how imagination and fantasy can be used in creating queer-inclusive liturgies and devotional practices, it is necessary to define what these terms mean within the context of...
Can queer theological reflection contribute to the evolution of ritual, prayer, and contemplative practice in inclusive communities? The short answer is yes. Queer theology has been instrumental in...
Silence, rest, and stillness can be powerful ways to engage in prayer, particularly for those who may feel alienated from traditional religious practices or lack a sense of community. For some...
Queer Approaches to Ritual and Prayer
Queer is defined as an umbrella term for people who identify outside of cisgender and heterosexual norms. Queerness challenges traditional gender roles and...