Encyclopedia of women in world religions : faith and culture across history

This encyclopedia e-book offers flexibility through a buttons-sidebar on each page, allowing you to extract and save or print. The sidebar also links back to the Table of Contents for ease in locating sections and entries that interest you. Editor Susan de Gaia succeeded in unifying the voices of 125 authors from 16 countries worldwide into a focused, scholarly resource. Through the diversity of authorial religious and spiritual traditions, the depth of woman’s soul is sounded. The editor’s author page on Amazon is found here:      

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To highlight one of the expert contributors to this encyclopedia, from the Ancient Religions section, Viviane Crowley writes on an archetypal divine feminine in the form of Inanna: “Known as Sumer’s Mother Goddess and War Goddess, she was born from a volcano and symbolized the liminal barriers between life and death, earth and underworld” (Page 1:55).