Queer self-acceptance is an important aspect of mental health for people who identify as LGBTQ+. It involves accepting oneself as a unique individual with a specific set of characteristics that may...
Can divine authority be reconstructed through relationality, care, and dialogue rather than hierarchy?
Relationality refers to the way in which individuals interact and communicate with one...
The term "resurrection" refers to an event when someone has died physically but is brought back to life. In religious contexts, it can also refer to spiritual death and rebirth that occurs when one...
I will examine the concept of LGBTQ acceptance in religious contexts to explore how universal and contextual moralities are intertwined. By looking into different cultures and religions, it is...
LGBTQ individuals face unique challenges that are often linked to their gender identity and sexual orientation, which can differ significantly from those experienced by heterosexual cisgender people....
What is queer embodiment? Queer embodiment refers to the way an individual presents themselves physically and expresses their gender identity through clothing, hairstyles, makeup, mannerisms, body...
How do queer adolescents in conservative, religious, or transitional contexts navigate their identities?
Queer adolescents have been facing various challenges and obstacles that come with living...
The emergence of LGBTQ+ rights has changed how society views gender and sexual identities.
It is necessary to reconsider traditional understandings of morality in light of this new perspective,...
Freedom of conscience is an essential human right that protects individuals' right to hold and practice their beliefs without interference from others. In the case of LGBT believers who live in...
This article will explore the spiritual and ethical challenges associated with preaching love in religious contexts that traditionally exclude LGBTQ experiences. It is important to understand these...