ABSTRACT
In the introduction to this work it was claimed that Goddess feminism could be
characterized by reference to its attitudes to the categories of deity, femaleness, nature
and politics. That is, it was claimed that for the Goddess feminist these categories
are conceived and experienced as inseparable from and also mutually informing one
another. It is important to affirm at this point, however, that in Goddess feminism it is
the whole of reality qua nature that is divine, sexed and politicized; an understanding
of reality that is rarely emphasized in other contemporary religions and spiritualities.