Rebirth of the goddess
finding meaning in feminist spirituality
by Carol P. Christ
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Religious aspects of Feminism, Goddess religion, Religious aspects, Religious life, Feminism, Women, Women, religious life, Feminism, religious aspects, Women, conduct of life, Spirituality, Femmes, Vie religieuse, Déesses, Culte, Féminisme, Aspect religieux, RELIGION, Comparative ReligionPeople
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [183]-209) and index.
Originally published: Reading, Mass. : Addison-Wesley, c1997.
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"Though I never heard the word Goddess spoken when I was a child, I felt her power in the eerie calls of the peacocks that nested on the roof of my grandmother's house as my brother and I fell asleep in the yellow bedroom; in the waves that crashed over me as we played at Huntington Beach; in the oaks and scrub brush along hillside trails I hiked in the San Gabriel Mountains; in the liquid eyes of black-tailed deer as they turned to look at me in Calaveras State Park; in the pouring rain that filled my rubber boots as I walked home from school."
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