The concept of internalized religious guilt is often discussed in the context of LGBT+ individuals, referring to the psychological burden that can result from feeling ashamed or guilty about their...
The construction of meaning and identity is an integral part of the human experience. It involves the process of making sense of the world around us and understanding ourselves within it. For LGBT...
Historical martyrs are individuals who died for a cause they believed in, often related to religion or politics. These figures have been revered throughout history and have been used to inspire...
There has been an increase in public awareness and acceptance of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals.
Many religious groups still believe that homosexual behavior is sinful...
What are the long-term mental health outcomes of experiencing moral condemnation from religious communities?
The effects of being shamed for one's behavior by members of religious groups can be...
There has been growing interest in exploring the effects of religious belief on mental health outcomes. One specific area that has received little attention is how religious communities can impact...
Strategies for Thriving in Non-Affirming Religious Schools
LGBT students face unique challenges when attending schools that do not support their identity. These challenges can be especially...
Guilt is a powerful force that shapes the way we behave and perceive ourselves. It can motivate us to change our behavior for the better or lead us down a path of self-loathing and depression. For...
The concept of queerness is linked to various social identities including gender identity, sexual orientation, and self-expression. These factors can influence how people interact with one another,...
The religious beliefs that many people hold can have profound effects on their daily lives and identities. For some, these beliefs may be seen as limiting or restrictive, particularly when it comes...