Melissa M. Wilcox is Professor, Holstein Family and Community Chair, and Department Chair in the Department for the Study of Religion at the University of California, Riverside, USA.

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• 1. Editor’s Introduction.- 2. Transing Religious Studies/Religioning Trans Studies: A Rough Guide.- 3. Reimagining Religious Studies through Postcolonial, Intersectional, and Queer Frameworks: From Deessentialization, Deconstruction, and Disidentification to Agency, Human Flourishing, Minor Discourses, and Becoming.- 4. Religion and Queer Theory.- 5. Sex, Bodies, and Religion: Toward an Ecstatic Method.- 6. Advocating for Inclusion.- 7. Religion and Queer Politics: OneLove, Many Questions.- 8. Religion and Trans Politics.- 9. Activist Scholarship, Or Why Method Matters for Justice.- 10. Queering Religious Practices in Changing Denominational and Social Contexts: Reflections from Religious Same-Sex Union Ceremonies.- 11. Transing Religious Practices: Spiritual Technologies for Self-Affirmation.- 12. Queer and Trans Rituals of Mourning and Celebration: Liminality as Remaining .- Queer and Trans Religion in Art.- 13. Performance and Ritual.- 14. Queer Dharmology.-15. Queer and Transgender Christianities in Asia.- 16. Queer and Trans African Theologies.- 17. Queer and Trans Jewish Theologies.- 18. Trans and Queer Christian Theologies.- 19. Trans and Queer Latin American Theologies.- 20. Drawing Down the Rainbow: Queer and Trans Perspectives in Contemporary Paganism.- 21. Coming to Terms with Trans- and Queerness in Buddhist Texts.- 22. Quran and Ḥadīth.- 23. Biblical Studies.- 24. Queer and Trans Torah: Horizons of Possibility.- 25. Restoring Queer, Transgender, Christian Histories: Visibility in the Face of Erasure.- 26. Afro-Diasporic Religions and Black Atlantic Traditions.- 27. Queering Pentecostalism.

Melissa M. Wilcox is Professor, Holstein Family and Community Chair, and Department Chair in the Department for the Study of Religion at the University of California, Riverside, USA.

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• 1. Editor’s Introduction.- 2. Transing Religious Studies/Religioning Trans Studies: A Rough Guide.- 3. Reimagining Religious Studies through Postcolonial, Intersectional, and Queer Frameworks: From Deessentialization, Deconstruction, and Disidentification to Agency, Human Flourishing, Minor Discourses, and Becoming.- 4. Religion and Queer Theory.- 5. Sex, Bodies, and Religion: Toward an Ecstatic Method.- 6. Advocating for Inclusion.- 7. Religion and Queer Politics: OneLove, Many Questions.- 8. Religion and Trans Politics.- 9. Activist Scholarship, Or Why Method Matters for Justice.- 10. Queering Religious Practices in Changing Denominational and Social Contexts: Reflections from Religious Same-Sex Union Ceremonies.- 11. Transing Religious Practices: Spiritual Technologies for Self-Affirmation.- 12. Queer and Trans Rituals of Mourning and Celebration: Liminality as Remaining .- Queer and Trans Religion in Art.- 13. Performance and Ritual.- 14. Queer Dharmology.-15. Queer and Transgender Christianities in Asia.- 16. Queer and Trans African Theologies.- 17. Queer and Trans Jewish Theologies.- 18. Trans and Queer Christian Theologies.- 19. Trans and Queer Latin American Theologies.- 20. Drawing Down the Rainbow: Queer and Trans Perspectives in Contemporary Paganism.- 21. Coming to Terms with Trans- and Queerness in Buddhist Texts.- 22. Quran and Ḥadīth.- 23. Biblical Studies.- 24. Queer and Trans Torah: Horizons of Possibility.- 25. Restoring Queer, Transgender, Christian Histories: Visibility in the Face of Erasure.- 26. Afro-Diasporic Religions and Black Atlantic Traditions.- 27. Queering Pentecostalism.

Melissa M. Wilcox is Professor, Holstein Family and Community Chair, and Department Chair in the Department for the Study of Religion at the University of California, Riverside, USA.

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• 1. Editor’s Introduction.- 2. Transing Religious Studies/Religioning Trans Studies: A Rough Guide.- 3. Reimagining Religious Studies through Postcolonial, Intersectional, and Queer Frameworks: From Deessentialization, Deconstruction, and Disidentification to Agency, Human Flourishing, Minor Discourses, and Becoming.- 4. Religion and Queer Theory.- 5. Sex, Bodies, and Religion: Toward an Ecstatic Method.- 6. Advocating for Inclusion.- 7. Religion and Queer Politics: OneLove, Many Questions.- 8. Religion and Trans Politics.- 9. Activist Scholarship, Or Why Method Matters for Justice.- 10. Queering Religious Practices in Changing Denominational and Social Contexts: Reflections from Religious Same-Sex Union Ceremonies.- 11. Transing Religious Practices: Spiritual Technologies for Self-Affirmation.- 12. Queer and Trans Rituals of Mourning and Celebration: Liminality as Remaining .- Queer and Trans Religion in Art.- 13. Performance and Ritual.- 14. Queer Dharmology.-15. Queer and Transgender Christianities in Asia.- 16. Queer and Trans African Theologies.- 17. Queer and Trans Jewish Theologies.- 18. Trans and Queer Christian Theologies.- 19. Trans and Queer Latin American Theologies.- 20. Drawing Down the Rainbow: Queer and Trans Perspectives in Contemporary Paganism.- 21. Coming to Terms with Trans- and Queerness in Buddhist Texts.- 22. Quran and Ḥadīth.- 23. Biblical Studies.- 24. Queer and Trans Torah: Horizons of Possibility.- 25. Restoring Queer, Transgender, Christian Histories: Visibility in the Face of Erasure.- 26. Afro-Diasporic Religions and Black Atlantic Traditions.- 27. Queering Pentecostalism.