The Christian Goddess.
How the Holy Spirit is a WOMAN.
Both early Orthodox Christians and the ancient Gnostic Christians believed that the Holy Spirit is a Woman. She was known as Sophia, which is Greek for Wisdom. To substantiate this claim, read pages 340-343 in the book. It contains quotes and footnotes from the ancient texts. The Gnostics stated that the Trinity is "Father, Mother, and Son," and that the Holy Spirit is the "Mother of all living." The early Orthodox Christians said, "The Trinity is 1) God, 2) His Logos (Christ), and 3) Sophia," thus clearly identifying the divine feminine personage of Sophia with the Holy Spirit.
Moreover, Jesus Christ himself said that the Holy Spirit was his Mother, his true Mother. In Luke 1:35, the archangel told Mary, "The Holy Spirit will come to you, and the power of Most High will overshadow you." The Most High in Hebrew is the Father-God Elyon. Thus, it was the Holy Spirit conjugating with the Most High, female conjugating with male, which conceived the Christ.
Above: A picture of a dove in the wind. Doves, wind, and wisdom were symbols of the Holy Spirit among the early Christians. All three words in the original languages carry the feminine gender.
Above: Symbols of the Holy Trinity. From left to right: Father (El-Elyon) the Bull God of the Ancient Hebrews; Christ, with five crosses for his five wounds, seven pointed star surrounded by 14 other stars for the completeness (7) of King David's (14) prophecies; The Holy Spirit, with water within Her and raining seven raindrops of the ichthys symbol, for She is the rain, and the upside down triangle is the symbol of Her femaleness.
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