The Goddess Unmasked

What every woman should know about the "sacred feminine".

Susy Flory

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Evangelism, Goddess worship, New Age, Spirituality, Wicca

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May 28, 2007 6:48 PM

Nora

I am pleased with what I have read. You only have to read the Bible to know that worship of idols is strictly forbiden by God. God loves everyone and his love and forgiveness is offered to all. Salvation is free to all. I pray for everyone who reads this that you will find the peace in God that I have found.

May 27, 2007 10:49 AM

Ella

Susy Flory basically has no idea what she's talking about. Speaking from the obviously biased perspective of her own personal Christian belief system, and speaking primarily to people who have LEFT Wicca or the Goddess movement, does not make for good journalism.

May 23, 2007 1:56 AM

Kerry

Thanks for the practical advice! If I were sharing with someone who was worshipping a feminine deity, I would also love to point out the many scriptural references to God's feminine traits. Yes, the Bible says that we, the body of Christ are his "bride," and therefore He's the Bridegroom, but in numerous places including Isaiah, Deuteronomy, Numbers, Hosea, Psalms, Job, Proverbs, Luke, Acts, and 1 Peter, scripture paints a picture of God as a mother, a nurturing mother bird, midwife, seamstress, mother hen, mother bear among others. In this way, we can see that God is not just an "old man in the sky," but rather that He transcends our male-female roles by displaying characteristics of both! Understanding this might be encouraging to women who shy from Christianity due to the opinion that our God is male and runs a male dominated and male favored show, and that women are inferior. For a list of references, I suggest this site: http://clubs.calvin.edu/chimes/970418/o1041897.htm