Welcome to the Monday Muse! Today, I am discussing Julian of Norwich's concept of God as mother and other aspect of the feminine and divinity in Catholic theology.
Tell me what you think, and join the discussion in the comments!
This episode discusses, explores, and examines:
- Julian of Norwich's notion of God as Mother
- God as the totality and unity of fatherhood and motherhood
- The Bible and other ancient religions on gods and goddesses
- God as mother in scripture and tradition
- How God is both mother and father to his creation and creatures
- The symbolism of the feminine in relation to God
- The Feminine and the Divine in Catholic Theology
- Carl Jung on the Divine Feminine and it's necessity
- Psychology and theology on femininity and divinity
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