Religious trauma refers to the distressing experiences that can occur when an individual's religious beliefs are challenged or threatened, particularly during childhood or adolescence. This type of...
The Psychological Mechanisms Behind Queer Believer Reconstruction of Meaning Following Religious Trauma
One way that queer believers may reconcile their sexual identity with their religious...
The process of reconciling with God after being hurt by religious institutions is both challenging and transformative. It requires an honest exploration of past experiences, self-reflection, and a...
The practice of reinterpreting sacred texts has been shown to provide important benefits for individuals who have experienced religious trauma or rejection. This process involves examining the...
The relationship between spiritual resilience and post-traumatic growth in LGBTQ believers recovering from faith-based rejection is an important topic that has received increasing attention in recent...
Some people have had negative experiences related to religion that have affected their sense of morality, ethics, and identity. This can be especially true for queer individuals who may feel...
Religion can have a profound impact on an individual's personal development and self-concept, particularly when it comes to their sexual and romantic orientation. In this essay, I will examine how...
The topic being discussed is "What are the long‑term psychological, intergenerational and community‑level effects of religious trauma on LGBT persons, families and networks, how do cultural,...
In the world of religion, there is a common belief that people are born into sin and can be saved through faith in Jesus Christ.
For those who have experienced religious trauma, this belief may no...
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to understanding how religious trauma intersects with queer identity development, resilience, and interpersonal relationships across the lifespan. Each...