The Goddess Bible by Ashra Ball, Ashra Ball

The Goddess Bible
Ashra Ball, Ashra Ball
Page: 244
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ISBN: 9781738739530
Publisher: BookBaby
The Goddess Bible

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WHEN THEY TOLD YOU JEZEBEL WAS EVIL, DID YOU BELIEVE IT?

The Old Testament prophets hated the Goddess-worshippers of Canaan and the sexual freedom they embodied. For over a millennium they dedicated themselves to the annihilation of the
 Goddess and Her people, through atrocities they considered divinely sanctioned. And the only history we have was written by the victors.

UNTIL NOW

Who were these women the prophets so demonized, whose suffering was ignored in the exultant records of their destruction? What strengths did they call upon to survive that hatred? What did they believe, and how did they worship?

This book re-interprets the foundation documents of
 Christianity and Judaism from the perspective of the women whose reverence for love so threatened the Israelite god. It sheds a heartbreaking light on the riches we lost when the Goddess of Love and Her culture were wiped out.

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