The divine mystery is often perceived as a source of certainty and stability, but what if it were instead seen as an invitation to fluidity and change? This idea challenges traditional views of...
This essay will explore the theological implications of reconciling queer identity with traditional notions of sin and virtue, and how future doctrinal frameworks may evolve to integrate these...
Ritualized practices have been used for centuries to help individuals connect with their spiritual and ethical frameworks in order to reconcile their embodied desires. Rituals can be seen as a way to...
Creative theological expression can have significant impact on fostering spiritual agency and psychological well-being among LGBT believers. It is important to recognize that spiritual agency refers...
The concept of "religious duality" refers to the simultaneous presence of multiple belief systems within an individual's life, often resulting from cultural, familial, or societal influences. For...
The concept of divine healing is an age-old belief that has been passed down from generation to generation throughout history. It is the idea that God can heal people physically, mentally, and...
Many LGBT individuals from religious backgrounds experience internalized homophobia, which refers to negative attitudes toward oneself based on one's sexual orientation or gender identity. This can...
The purpose of this research is to explore how participation in sacred music or chanting activities can affect neuropsychological and emotional states in individuals who identify as lesbian, gay,...
The concept of holiness is often associated with religious and spiritual belief systems that emphasize the importance of following moral codes and obeying divine laws. It can also be linked to ideas...
Understanding the Conflict
The conflict between religious beliefs and personal identity can be challenging for many people to navigate, but it is especially so for those who identify as lesbian,...