What is Abstinence Period?
An abstinence period refers to a time frame during which an individual refrains from engaging in sexual activity, either for personal reasons such as practicing...
The notion of queer aesthetic intervention is rooted in queer theory, which emerged in response to the growing awareness of homophobia, transphobia, and heteronormativity in society. Queer theory...
Queer theology is a form of religious practice that challenges the conventional norms of heterosexual monogamy and patriarchal hierarchy within Christianity. It seeks to subvert traditional...
How does integrating queer identity with religious practice affect family dynamics, congregational engagement, and intimate partnerships?
The question of how one's queer identity interacts with...
Queer inclusivity within religious communities has been a growing trend in recent years, as more people explore their gender identities and sexual orientations beyond traditional binary constructs....
The question posed above raises the possibility that the queer body can act as a site for religious experience and practice, serving as both an object of devotion and a place where spiritual...
How do queer believers balance ritual obedience with the ethical imperative of personal authenticity?
Ritual obedience is an important aspect of religious practice for many people around the...
The purpose of this paper is to explore the implications for liturgy, ritual, and pedagogical practice when queer inclusion is prioritized. By focusing on sex, sexuality, eroticism, intimacy, and...
Ritual is an integral part of human culture and has been practiced for centuries across different religions around the world. Religious rituals are often seen as a means of connecting people with the...
I will explore the implications of queer-inclusive spirituality for intergenerational transmission of faith. Queer-inclusive spirituality is an emerging approach to religion that seeks to include...