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groups with the men in their Penta-Pimp suits and the poofyed up hair-dos and their
drab mousey wife’s who never seem to say anything? I think there is more then room
for a little loosening up to be done there, and in the more average protestant churches
too.
Along with the minister have a womanizer, yeah that would work, maybe having
another power would help cut down on the power tripping that often takes place.
And just think, one more person to gossip about!
Judaism
Judaism
Sorry, I really don't know enough about Judaism to talk about changes that might
take place with the return of a Goddess figure, but I'm sure it would have to mean
something, right?
All All Judeo Judeo-Christianity
Judeo Christianity
One thing that is to be found in all Christian religious groups is the male-force
version of the leader, no matter if he is called Priest, minister or what, who is let's
face it more matter how you might like to not look at it, is for the most part a political
figure, somebody in charge, so that you have a lot of religion but very, very little if
any real spirituality.
Perhaps that could be fixed with the return of Sophia because with the return of a
Female element to a religion you open up the door to the possibility of the Christian
Shaman, something that the world has yet to see, this person could be ether male or
female and well I think this needs it's own message.
Even if you are not Catholic yourself I am sure that you are at least somewhat familiar
with each of the seven sacraments that a priest can perform as part of his office. Just
for the record they are listed below.
The seven sacraments that a priest of the Roman Catholic church can perform are:
1. Baptism 2. Communion (eucharist) 3. Confirmation 4. Marriage 5. Priesthood 6.
Sacrament of the Sick (formerly known as 'last rites') 7. Reconciliation (confession)
Now, what would be the case if a campaign to return Sophia to Judeo-Christianity
were to succeed? There would be no need to take anything away from the priests, or
even for them to share the seven sacraments for that matter, I think that the priestess
would have plenty to do with the seven sacraments of the Priestesshood:
1. Pre-Baptism (sacred midwifery) To attend in a number of ways to the spiritual and
physical needs of pregnant women, blessing the child, doing some rite at the birth