r/Liberation_Theology

>"Queerness is not a problem Catholicism needs to solve — it is a lens through which the church can recover its liberatory core. By queerness, I mean not only LGBTQ lives and experiences, but a theological way of seeing that resists rigid norms, enforced hierarchies and false binaries. This lens is urgently needed because Catholicism has repeatedly struggled with its own attraction to power — too often confusing authority with domination, violence and control. Queer liberation theology offers the church a way to resist these temptations, calling it back to a Gospel rooted in dignity, solidarity and freedom rather than fear."