Queer believers are those who identify themselves as LGBTQIA+ while also having faith in one or more religious belief systems that often condemn homosexuality and same-sex attraction. This can lead...
LGBT clergy members face unique challenges when it comes to reconciling their pastoral roles with institutional doctrines that oppose their identities. As members of religious organizations, they are...
The concept of "inclusive theology" is relatively new, having emerged from a variety of contexts within Christianity in recent years to encompass a wide range of perspectives that challenge...
Queer theology is an emerging field that explores how religious traditions can be reinterpreted to include non-heteronormative identities and experiences. Queer theology has the potential to...
Queer believers often conceptualize divine justice, mercy, and moral order differently from their heteronormative counterparts due to their experiences of historical exclusion and marginalization....
Queer individuals have always been a part of religious institutions, but their experiences within these spaces have often been fraught with exclusion, marginalization, and discrimination. Religious...
The historical exclusion of queer people from religious life has been a significant issue that has shaped contemporary theology in various ways. It is evident in the way that some religions have...
How do ethical considerations in pastoral care vary across different religious traditions when working with LGBT congregants is an important question for pastors and their communities. As a pastor, I...
Religious communities have been known to provide a sense of belonging, identity coherence, and psychological well-being for individuals from different walks of life. Religious beliefs, values,...
What forms of sacred knowledge emerge when queer believers reject the idea that divine revelation is mediated only through heteronormative authority?
Sacred knowledge refers to any form of...