Guilt
Guilt is a powerful emotion that can have a significant impact on the spiritual practices of LGBT believers who are struggling with their sexuality. For many LGBT individuals, there may be a...
Bisexuality is defined as being attracted to both men and women romantically or sexually. It is often misunderstood and stigmatized due to misconceptions about it, including that bisexual individuals...
How does participation in queer-affirming religious networks enhance social support and psychological well-being? This is an important question that has received significant attention in recent...
Theology is the study of religious beliefs, practices, and experiences. It can be seen as an act of reflection on how people understand and relate to God or higher powers. Queer believers are those...
The question of how LGBTQ people reconcile their identities with spiritual beliefs is an important one for many who identify as queer, transgender, or non-binary. Traditional theologies from major...
Vulnerability can refer to one's physical, mental, emotional or spiritual state of being susceptible to injury or attack. It is often associated with weakness or defenselessness, but it can also have...
The ontology of desire is a philosophical concept that explores the nature of desire and its relationship to reality. It asks fundamental questions such as whether desire is real or illusory,...
Mystical Queer Practices and Faith Communities
Mysticism is the belief that there are deeper meanings and connections to reality beyond what can be perceived through ordinary senses. It involves...
The perseverance of faith among LGBT believers despite rejection is an interesting phenomenon that has been explored extensively in philosophy. One way to understand this phenomenon is through the...
Can cross-religious collaboration generate a universal theology of love? Love is an essential aspect of human existence that cannot be denied, but it has been described differently across various...