The Divine Feminine: Exploring the Feminine Face of God Throughout the World (1996)

by Andrew Harvey

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A collection of readings is drawn from a wide range of religious traditions, including Greek, Egyptian, Judaic, Islamic, Christian, Taoist, and Buddhist, and explores the feminine image of the divine.

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