Religious beliefs and practices can have profound effects on an individual's sexual identity and behavior, including feelings of guilt and shame about sexual acts and desires. This can manifest in...
Religious teachings about sexual desire and expression often present them as sinful, shameful, or dangerous. This view can have lasting effects on an individual's perception of their own sexuality...
In the realm of human behavior, there is an aspect that has been given less importance than it deserves. One such aspect is our understanding of how religious beliefs affect our psychological state...
Sexual guilt is an uncomfortable feeling that may be triggered by various factors such as parental figures, peers, media, culture, and society. It can cause individuals to suppress their sexual...
How do Northern European religious teachings historically frame sexual sin, and how do these frames influence contemporary sexual guilt, shame, and relational behavior?
When considering Northern...
Religion is one of the most influential forces that impact an individual's behavior, beliefs, and morals. It plays an essential role in defining what is considered acceptable and unacceptable...
The idea that sexual behavior needs to be regulated by some external authority is rooted deep within human history. Religions have played an important role in shaping cultural norms around sexual...
There is no doubt that religion plays an important role in the lives of many people around the world. For some, it provides guidance and support during difficult times, while others rely on its...
Sexual confidence is an important aspect of human behavior that refers to one's feelings about their sexuality, desire for sexual activity, and ability to initiate and maintain satisfying sexual...
Internalized religious guilt is a psychological state where an individual believes that they have violated their religion's moral code, resulting in feelings of shame, regret, and self-doubt. These...