In the context of religion, "gender" refers to an individual's self-perception of their sex or sexual characteristics, while "liturgy" is a formal religious service that includes rituals and...
Queer Believers' Conceptualization of Divine Forgiveness
When considering the concept of divine forgiveness, queer believers may face unique challenges due to the historical exclusion and...
Cognitive Dissonance Between Faith-Based Teachings and Personal Sexual Ethics
The concept of cognitive dissonance refers to an uncomfortable feeling that occurs when one holds two conflicting...
Ritual is a fundamental aspect of many religions and spiritual practices. It involves the performance of actions that are symbolic and meaningful to the participants, often including prayer,...
The democratization of theology through digital media has challenged and disrupted traditional clerical authority by allowing for alternative perspectives to be heard and shared without the need for...
This article discusses how participation in affirming spiritual retreats can positively influence the long-term well-being of LGBT believers. Spiritual retreats provide an opportunity for individuals...
In what ways can queer notions of vulnerability, empathy, and self-sacrifice reshape communal religious ethics and moral reasoning?
The term "queer" refers to people who identify as lesbian, gay,...
Queer believers are people who identify as LGBTQ+ while also practicing a religion that does not accept their sexual orientation or gender identity. These individuals face unique challenges when it...
Spiritual crisis is an important part of one's life journey that can lead to profound changes in their beliefs, values, and worldview. It often involves a period of questioning, searching, and...
What is Inclusive Queer Liturgy and Ethical Framework?
Inclusive queer liturgy refers to creating religious services that are welcoming and accepting of LGBTQIA+ people, specifically those who...