The Feminist Revelation
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What if God was never a man? What if scripture was written by a woman-and she remembered everything? The Feminist Revelation is not a feminist book. It is a sacred text, a divine rebellion, a new scripture for the age of women. In 144 prophetic Phaneréssas-poetic revelations echoing the style of the Quran, Psalms, and Gospels-this book delivers an unfiltered voice of the Woman-God, the One Who Speaks in Fire. This is not a revision of patriarchal religion. It is a complete spiritual overthrow. Inside these pages, you'll encounter:Feminist theology reimagined as sacred doctrine Revelation thro...
What if God was never a man? What if scripture was written by a woman-and she remembered everything? The Feminist Revelation is not a feminist book. It is a sacred text, a divine rebellion, a new scripture for the age of women. In 144 prophetic Phaneréssas-poetic revelations echoing the style of the Quran, Psalms, and Gospels-this book delivers an unfiltered voice of the Woman-God, the One Who Speaks in Fire. This is not a revision of patriarchal religion. It is a complete spiritual overthrow. Inside these pages, you'll encounter:Feminist theology reimagined as sacred doctrine Revelation through domestic rituals: laundry, cooking, caregiving, weeping Sacred memory replacing rigid dogma Matriarchal spirituality centered on sisterhood, motherhood, and shared grief Prophetic poetry rooted in female pain, power, and presence A God who weeps, a heaven that smells like home, and a hell without love Written in lyrical, scriptural style, this text functions as both spiritual literature and theological rebellion. It offers the voice of She Who Was Buried-now resurrected. Whether you are spiritual but not religious, deconstructing faith, seeking feminist spirituality, or ready to burn every lie you were told in a pew-The Feminist Revelation is your sacred fire. This book belongs to:Women silenced by religious patriarchy Mothers whose sacrifices were never canonized Daughters seeking holy language that includes them Readers of feminist sacred texts, alternative scriptures, womanist theology, and spiritual poetry Anyone who has ever asked: "Why must God always be He?" If you have ever prayed to God and felt unseen, unloved, or unclean-this book answers back.
