In what ways does queer theological reflection challenge hierarchical and patriarchal structures in religious institutions?
Queer theology is an area of study that examines how traditional...
Queer believers are those who identify as LGBTQ+ and also have religious faith. They may be Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, or follow any other religion. While many religions still...
Interfaith queer spirituality is an emerging movement that emphasizes the importance of creating a new paradigm for divine solidarity, which recognizes and celebrates the diversity of spiritual...
Philosophers have grappled with the question of how to define and achieve justice for centuries.
Their focus has often been limited to issues related to social, economic, and political matters. In...
"Can faith survive within queer believers who must reconcile divine love with institutional rejection?" This is a question that has been asked by many LGBTQ+ individuals who are religious and are...
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...
Affirming Clergy Negotiating Institutional Constraints for Queer Faith Advocacy
How do affirming clergy negotiate institutional constraints, and what new leadership models might support robust...
The question of how queer interpretations of sacred law can support inclusion while maintaining religious coherence has been a subject of debate for many years. Some scholars have argued that it is...
Queer individuals who follow religious faith often find themselves navigating a unique set of challenges when it comes to their sexual orientation and identity. They may feel torn between their...
Interfaith dialogue and cooperation are essential in promoting understanding, mutual respect, and peace among people of different faiths.
These interactions can be challenging when they involve...