do you consider History of Woman From Ancient Goddess to Christian Saints

[RUDUing2]

fiction or non-fiction?

Whichever..definately a good book to read.

[kaitykaity]

1. It'd help if we knew who it was by.

I've read some books like that (I think). If they're the ones
I think you're talking about "The Chalice and the Blade" is the
best one by far.

[RUDUing2]

4. no this is one used in a lot of womens studies classes..

The general editors are: Georges Duby and Michelle Perrot

Pauline Scmitt Pantel is the Editor (all three editors are professors of history)

and Arthur Goldhammer is the translator (a lot of the early chapters are taken from Greek mythology)..

[kaitykaity]

7. Oh, okay.

The one I thought you were talking about is "The Myth of the
Goddess: Evolution of an Image" by Anne Baring and Jules
Cashford.

One of my favorites in the genre also.

[BrklynLiberal]

2. If it was written by a man,its fiction. If written by a woman, it is fact

[RUDUing2]

5. how about one of each?

two editors/authors..one a man and one a woman..

[BrklynLiberal]

3. Check out "When God was a Woman", Can't remember the Author

[kaitykaity]

6. Oops. n/t

[Branjor]

8. When God Was A Woman

is by Merlin Stone.

[Southpaw Bookworm]

9. Merlin Stone

Another good one that was recently published is http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1400045940/qid=1102965060/sr=2-1/ref=pd_ka_b_2_1/103-0966007-0061422">Jesus and the Lost Goddess: The Secret Teachings of the Original Christians

[ExclamationPoint]

10. ooo I want to read all of these books

They sound so intriguing!

[meppie-meppie not]

11. ditto!