The Myth of the Goddess: Evolution of an Image

Abstract

Part 1 The mother Goddess and her son-lover: in the beginning - the Paleolithic mother Goddess the Neolithic great Goddess of Sky, Earth and Waters Crete - the Goddess of Life, Death and Regeneration the Bronze Age - the mother Goddess and her son-lover Inanna-Ishtar - Mesopotamian Goddess of The Great Above and The Great Below Isis of Egypt - Queen of heaven, Earth and Underworld Tiamat of Babylon - the defeat of the Goddess Goddesses of Greece - Gaia, Hera, Artemis and Athena. Part 2 The sacred marriage: Goddesses of Greece - Aphrodite, Demeter and Persephone Cybele - great Goddess of Anatolia and Rome the Iron Age - the great father God Yahweh-Elohim the hidden Goddess in the Old Testament Eve - the mother of all living Mary - the return of the Goddess Sophia - mother, daughter and bride the sacred marriage of Goddess and God - the reunion of nature and spirit. Appendices: prehistoric times the Christian gospels.

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