Psychology Today | 22.10.2026 19:01
Many religions attack queer people every day by calling us an abomination, a disease, or a sin. It is not a surprise that many queer people grow up to fear religions. For many, being queer means they have to leave their faith behind because it was a place of condemnation rather than comfort. It can create an empty spiritual space that is often hard to fill. However, for queer people who wish to have a spiritual life, our longing for meaning, ritual and connection rarely disappears.
