The Fall of Sophia Amy B. Athey shells from Jamaica-in the eighteenth

shells from Jamaica-in the eighteenth century

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The Fall of Sophia Amy B. Athey shells from Jamaica-in the eighteenth"This new translation of the Pistis Sophia brings clarity to the Gnostic myth of the exile of feminine wisdom whose dwelling place is with the people. Her story, like that of the Hebrew Shekinah and of Mary Magdalene herself, is the story of the exclusion of the sacred feminine over millennia of human history and its eventual restoration to a place of honor." Margaret Starbird, author of The Woman with the Alabaster Jar and The Goddess in the Gospels.