Cuando Dios era mujer

The book challenges many traditional religious narratives by highlighting the prominence of female deities. I'm curious what motivated this perspective and how it shaped the overall argument.

The blending of archaeology, myth, and history made the book feel both scholarly and mythic. I wonder how much of the evidence was interpretive versus concrete.

The range from Mesopotamian to Mediterranean societies was extensive. I'm interested in what guided the selection process and if some stories were left out intentionally.