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by Mary Wollstonecraft · 1792
by John Stuart Mill · 1869
by Victoria Claflin Woodhull · 1890
A radical reinterpretation of Eden as an allegory for the human body.
by US Supreme Court · 1973
The highest court in the US affirms a woman's right to control her body.
by J.B. Hare · 2008
Suprisingly, there is no mention of medical abortion in the Bible.
by Florence Mary Bennett · 1912
Evidence for the Amazons and ancient goddess worship in Greece and Asia Minor.
by Louisa Menzies · 1880
by Samuel Butler · 1922
Did a woman write one of the greatest epic poems of all time?
by WM Hennessey · 1870
by Lucian of Samosata & Herbert A. Strong · 1913
Lucian's hair-raising description of ancient Goddess worship.
by W.D. Westervelt · 1916
Read about the powerful Hawaiian Fire Goddess Pele, who lives in a volcano and surfs on lava.
by Homer & Hugh G. Evelyn-White · 1914
A central Goddess myth, the canonical hymn of the Eleusinian initiatory mysteries.
by Charles G. Leland · 1899
The sole written evidence for Dianic worship into modern times.
by Daniel G. Brinton · 1890
by Arthur Avalon & John Woodroffe & Arthur Avalon & John Woodroffe & Rishi Singh Gherwal & Swami Vijnanananda & Hari Prasanna Chatterji & H.R. Voth & Donald A. Mackenzie & Anna Livia Plurabelle & JoAnne Marie · 1913
A collection of Hindu devotional hymns to the Goddess.
by Arthur Avalon & John Woodroffe · 1922
A Tantric hymn to the Hindu Goddess Kali.
by Rishi Singh Gherwal · 1930
A well-loved Hindu chant extolling the thousand attributes of the Goddess.
(excerpt from)
by Swami Vijnanananda & Hari Prasanna Chatterji · 1921
The Hindu religion is one of the only major world religions other than Neopaganism which today worships Goddesses.
Rig Veda, Book 6, Hymn 64.
by Donald A. Mackenzie · 1917
The ancient Minoans of Crete are believed by many to have been Goddess worshippers.
by Anna Livia Plurabelle · 2002
by JoAnne Marie · 2006
by Alice Ilgenfritz Jones & Ella Merchant · 1893
A trip to Mars, to a strange society which practices equality of the sexes.
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by Thomas Firminger Thiselton-Dyer · 1906
A droll Victorian review of folklore about women around the world.