What is Inclusive Religious Ritual?
An inclusive religious ritual can be defined as a formalized set of practices that are designed to connect individuals with their higher power or deities and...
Spiritual Benefits of Communal Storytelling in Rebuilding Faith Among LGBT Survivors of Religious Trauma
Communal storytelling is a powerful tool that can help LGBTQ+ individuals who have...
Inclusive theology is a religious doctrine that strives to include all people, regardless of their gender identity, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, or social status, into its teachings and...
Queer identity is often formed through embodied experiences that challenge dominant cultural narratives about gender, sexuality, race, class, and other social categories. Many individuals who...
Surrendering to Spirituality: Implications for Those Who Have Been Wounded by Religion
Many people have been turning away from traditional religions and seeking alternative sources of spiritual...
The article will explore the impact of intergenerational religious trauma on the psychological resilience and faith reconstruction process of LGBT believers. It will discuss how this form of trauma...
Traumatic experiences are those that leave deep scars on an individual's mental health. They can be related to physical injury, emotional hurt, or abuse from others. Traumatic events often result in...
The question poses an interesting inquiry into the potential connection between personal narratives of suffering and resilience within queer communities and broader religious concepts surrounding...
What is Spiritual Alienation?
Spiritual alienation is the condition of being distant from one's religious beliefs, practices, or traditions. It may result from personal choice or external...
Grief is an important part of the spiritual evolution process for people who have experienced religious trauma. When someone has had negative experiences with religion, they may feel like their faith...