Category Archives: Feminism in the Church

A Godly Relationship: Only When A Man Leads

Posted on March 3, 2008 by dwayna

In A Godly Relationship: Only When a Man Leads posted on the LTW blog we are reminded that there is no example in the Scriptures of God showing favor on a relationship when the woman has led the man "romantically." The … Continue reading →

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“The Shack’s…Female God”

Posted on March 2, 2008 by dwayna

In Deceived by a Counterfeit "Jesus" –The Twisted "Truths" of The Shack & A Course in Miracles we see once again the current fad of calling God "mother" permeating the nominal church. The Shack’s female "God" can easily be compared … Continue reading →

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Witchcraft: A “Mother God” Spell for “Equality”

Posted on March 1, 2008 by dwayna

In the article Why So Many Americans are Embracing Witchcraft the author explains particularly in the section "Feminism and Wicca: Rebellion Against Father" that women who practice witchcraft–like the evangelical feminists–are rebelling against the patriarchal language of the Bible with … Continue reading →

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Timeline for the Goddess Theologies in Christianity

Posted on February 4, 2008 by Dwayna

Following is a Timeline for the Sophia/goddess theology that has become an influence in the United Methodist Church. It should be noted that this is by no means a comprehensive list; other events of this nature have happened, but a … Continue reading →

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