The Divine Feminine: The Biblical Imagery of God As FemaleExamines the use of male and female imagery in the Bible and argues that the Bible does not describe God in only masculine terms |
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Because Eller uses the term feminism without defining what he means by it, I will
try to avoid confusion by defining the word as it is used by members of the
women's movement in general and Christian feminists in particular. Feminism is
simply ...
Because Eller uses the term feminism without defining what he means by it, I will
try to avoid confusion by defining the word as it is used by members of the
women's movement in general and Christian feminists in particular. Feminism is
simply ...
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No other word will do because any other personal word involves specific parts of
the race rather than the whole. Presenting no evidence whatsoever, Eller claims
that words like humanity and humankind are impersonal, while man is personal ...
No other word will do because any other personal word involves specific parts of
the race rather than the whole. Presenting no evidence whatsoever, Eller claims
that words like humanity and humankind are impersonal, while man is personal ...
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Since the Hebrew word for Spirit is feminine, and the Greek word for Spirit is
neuter, there is no earthly reason for referring to the Spirit as masculine — except
for the assumption that God is masculine! I have therefore left out the Jerusalem ...
Since the Hebrew word for Spirit is feminine, and the Greek word for Spirit is
neuter, there is no earthly reason for referring to the Spirit as masculine — except
for the assumption that God is masculine! I have therefore left out the Jerusalem ...
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The Problem | 1 |
Some Lessons from History | 8 |
The Godhead as a Woman in the Process of Giving Birth | 15 |
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Affirmations of Woman Bakerwoman Biblical Affirmations biblical authors biblical images breast Bynum Caroline Walker Bynum century Christ church Cistercian creation Creator Dame Julian Dame Wisdom depicts Deuteronomy divine nature dragnet Eleanor Walker exclusively masculine Exodus ezer Father female God-images femi feminist flesh gender Genesis giving birth God-imagery God-language Goddess godhead heaven Hebrew Hebrew Goddess Holy Spirit homemaker Hosea human human sexual humankind husband identified inclusive Interpreter's Dictionary Isaiah Israel Jerusalem Bible Jesus John John Donne Julian of Norwich justice Lady Wisdom language Linda Clark Lord Luke male and female mascu medieval midwife Moab Mollenkott Moses Mother Bear mother eagle mother hen motherhood mutuality Naomi nurtures ourselves parable passage Patai patriarchal Paul pelican person Phyllis Trible pronouns Proverbs Psalm reference relationship Rhetoric of Sexuality role Ruth says Shekinah Song speak story suckling symbol Testament things thou tion transcendent utilized wings womb women word worship Yahweh yeast York
Informação bibliográfica
| Título | The Divine Feminine: The Biblical Imagery of God As Female |
| Autor | Virginia R. Mollenkott |
| Editora | Crossroad Publishing Company, 1983 |
| ISBN | 0824505654, 9780824505653 |
| Número de páginas | 119 páginas |
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