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• W2023905708 abstract "Religious involvement has been found to be associated with higher levels of commitment and relationship satisfaction among heterosexually married individuals (Mahoney et al., 1999). Little is known, however, about the religiosity of gay, lesbian, bisexual (GLB) individuals, and virtually nothing is known about religious involvement in same-sex couples. The purpose of this qualitative interview study was to examine couples' experiences of incorporating religious involvement into their committed relationships. In a sample of 14 same-sex couples, we found that couples used their spiritual/religious values to understand and undergird their relationships. In this process, they negotiated intra-couple differences in religious practices, involved themselves in activities that have religious or spiritual meaning to them, created religious social support for their relationships, and experienced some non-supportive or rejecting interpersonal interactions with religious family members, congregants, and strangers. These findings are instructive to therapists who work with same-sex couples and the family members of GLB individuals. We conclude with specific suggestions for practitioners. Análisis de la práctica religiosa en parejas del mismo sexo y de fe judío-cristiana Se ha descubierto que la participación religiosa está asociada con un mayor nivel de compromiso y satisfacción con la relación entre personas heterosexuales casadas (Mahoney et al, 1999). Sin embargo, se sabe muy poco sobre la religiosidad de personas homosexuales, lesbianas y bisexuales, y prácticamente nada sobre la participación religiosa en parejas del mismo sexo. El propósito de este estudio de entrevistas cualitativas fue analizar las experiencias de las parejas al incorporar la participación religiosa en una relación seria. En una muestra de 14 parejas del mismo sexo, descubrimos que las parejas recurrían a sus valores espirituales o religiosos para entender y apoyar sus relaciones. En este proceso, salvaron diferencias en prácticas religiosas dentro de la pareja, participaron en actividades que tienen significado religioso o espiritual para ellos, crearon apoyo social religioso para sus relaciones y experimentaron algunas situaciones en las que miembros de la familia, miembros de la iglesia y extraños religiosos no los apoyaron o los rechazaron. Estos resultados son instructivos para los terapeutas que trabajan con parejas del mismo sexo y para los familiares de personas homosexuales, lesbianas y bisexuales. Concluimos con sugerencias específicas para los médicos. Palabras clave: homosexuales, lesbianas, religión, cualitativa, parejas del mismo sexo" @default.
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• W2023905708 title "An Exploration of Lived Religion in Same-Sex Couples from Judeo-Christian Traditions" @default.
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