In many religions, the concept of divine justice is central to understanding morality and ethics. It involves an idea that god rewards good deeds and punishes evil ones, ensuring that individuals...
Queer Spirituality is an umbrella term that encompasses various belief systems and practices rooted in LGBTQ+ identities. It can be broadly defined as an alternative to mainstream religious...
Throughout history, religion has played an important role in shaping societies' beliefs, values, and norms. Religious texts have served as a source of guidance for people to live their lives...
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...
What is the difference between guilt, shame, and religious doctrine?
Guilt is a negative feeling that results from doing something wrong or failing to meet expectations. It can also be felt for...
How do archetypes of androgyny in religious narratives shape queer individuals' perception of embodiment, ethical behavior, and spiritual identity?
Archetypes are symbols that represent universal...
Queer Believers
The term 'queer' has become increasingly popular to describe people who identify with more than one gender identity or sexual orientation that does not fit into traditional...
Queer Jews are individuals who identify as both gay or lesbian and Jewish. This term can also be used to refer to anyone who does not adhere strictly to traditional gender norms, including those who...
The topic of queer spiritual resilience has been gaining increasing attention from scholars and practitioners alike in recent years due to its potential impact on pastoral care, counseling, and...
Queer believers face unique challenges navigating the intersection between their faith, sexual identity, and community belonging. Faith can provide comfort, guidance, and acceptance, but it may also...