ジェンダー/セクシュアリティとコミュニティ形成 : 歴史神学的視座からの一考察

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Recently, the human rights of "sexual minorities" have arose people's interest in Japan. However, there is very little argument on those issues in Japan's academic field of Christian Theology. Considering this situation, this paper introduces the cases of the communities of "sexual minorities" in Japanese Christianity, in particular, through the perspective of historical Theology. Because one of the tasks of historical Theology is to describe historical events to remember people who are erased. This paper introduces the histories and activities of two communities, ECQA and Kirisuto no Kaze (means Wind of Christ), and attempts to consider their collaborations and differences between them. This paper also attempts to clarify their common purpose, visibility of "sexual minorities" in Japan's Christianity.