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Negotiating Difference through Everyday Encounters: The Case of Sexual Orientation and Religion and Belief

机译：通过日常遭遇谈判差异：性取向与宗教信仰的案例

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This paper argues for geographers to be more attentive to the potentially competing values, interests, and rights of the equality strands (race, gender, disability, religion and belief, sexual orientation, age). We focus on two that are most commonly assumed to experience tensions: religion/belief and sexual orientation. Drawing on focus groups with heterosexual Christians, jews, Muslims, and Hindus and lesbian and gay people of faith we explore the attitudes of heterosexual people of faith towards homosexuality. These findings suggest that tensions should be emerging between these groups in public space. However, we then demonstrate that these anticipated conflicts are not emerging because of the strategies people employ for separating their beliefs from their everyday conduct. In such ways, our findings demonstrate how the "what is" (ie personal experience) for both heterosexual and lesbian and gay people of faith is prioritised over theological or institutional perspectives of "what ought to be".
机译：本文认为，地理学家应更加注意平等链（种族，性别，残疾，宗教和信仰，性取向，年龄）的潜在竞争价值，利益和权利。我们关注最常被假定会经历紧张的两种：宗教/信仰和性取向。通过与异性恋基督徒，犹太教徒，穆斯林，印度教徒，女同性恋者和同性恋者进行座谈，我们探讨了异性恋者对同性恋的态度。这些发现表明，在公共空间中这些群体之间应该出现紧张关系。但是，我们然后证明了这些预期的冲突并未出现，因为人们采用了将其信念与日常行为区分开的策略。通过这种方式，我们的发现表明，对于异性恋者，同性恋者和同性恋者，“什么是”（即个人经历）如何比“应该成为”的神学或制度观点优先。

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