1.2.2 Gender variant figures in Christianity.1.2.1.1 Gender variance in the Christian Bible.1.2.1 Views about gender variance in Christianity.1.1.2.3 Lilith as a gender variant figure.
1.1.2.2 Adam as a gender variant figure in Judaism.1.1.2.1 God as a gender variant figure in Judaism.1.1.2 Gender variant figures in Judaism.1.1.1.1 The six genders in classical Judaism.1.1.1 Views about gender variance in Judaism.This is with two exceptions, which are ordered differently in this list: Abrahamic religions, which originated in the Levant region of Asia, but are best understood as having developed worldwide, and are at the beginning of the list only for alphabetical reasons and fictional spiritualities, which did not historically develop anywhere on a real-world map, and so are explored after the rest of the article. In this article, the following categories of spiritualities are organized first alphabetically, by continent or region, and then by religion or culture. Scholars differ in how to categorize world spiritualities into a taxonomy or other system of organization. In this field of study, "mythology" doesn't mean that the story is untrue or less valid than others. In religious and folklore studies, the word "mythology" means a religious story, such as one about deities and miracles. "Spirituality" is a category that includes organized religions, as well as paths that are not centrally organized or defined as religions, but are nonetheless spiritual. Gender variance includes those who are transgender, gender non-conforming, and nonbinary, reflecting that historical figures used different words for these. Spirituality has often been part of how individuals and cultures have expressed or regulated that variance.įirst, some definitions: " Gender variant" is shorthand for gender that doesn't conform to one's assigned gender in one's culture, and differs from that of the gender binary. It is also about gender variant figures within those spiritual traditions. Gender variance in spirituality is about the views that spiritual traditions have toward people who are gender variant.
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