Indecent Theology is a term coined by theologian Marcella Althaus-Reid to challenge traditional religious beliefs and practices. It seeks to explore the intersections of sexuality, gender, and spirituality, emphasizing marginalized voices and experiences. By questioning established norms, it aims to create a more inclusive understanding of faith. The approach encourages a re-examination of sacred texts and doctrines, advocating for a theology that embraces human desires and identities. Indecent Theology promotes the idea that spirituality can be enriched by acknowledging and celebrating diverse sexualities and gender expressions, ultimately fostering a more compassionate and equitable religious landscape.