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Abstract

This paper reviews the prejudices against homosexuals on the basis of religion, health and political ideologies in a mostly heterosexual society. The purpose of this study is to highlight how society’s perceptions and attitudes in matters of faith, health issues and political ideologies affect the homosexual community. It draws on three secondary sources to expose the underlying issues facing homosexuals: a) “Epistemological Frameworks, Homosexuality, and Religion: How People of Faith Understand the Intersection between Homosexuality and Religion” by David R. Hodge ,b) “Christianity, Islam and Modernity: Explaining Prohibitions on Homosexuality in UN Member states.” by Achim Hildebrandt and c) “Anal Screening Knowledge, attitudes and experiences among men who have sex with men in Ottawa Ontario” by Andrew Moores, J.Craig Philips, Patrick O’Byrne and Paul McPherson. The anticipated outcome of this study is to bridge the gap between people with different sexual orientation so as to better handle challenges faced as a society from a unified front.

References

The Political, Social and Health Construction of Homosexuality. Research Proposal.

Hodge.D.R. (2005).National Association of Social Work. Epistemological Frameworks, Homosexuality and Religion: How people of faith understand the intersection between Homosexuality and Religion.

Moores,A.,Philips,J.C.,O’Byrne,P.,&McPherson,P.(2015).Anal cancer screening knowledge, attitudes and experiences among men who have sex with men in Ottawa Ontario. Ontario ON: University of Ottawa.