Goddess as Nature makes a significant contribution to elucidating
the meaning of a female and feminist deity at the beginning of the
twenty-first century. Bridging the gap between the emergent
religious discourse of thealogy - discourse about the Goddess - and
a range of analytical concerns in the philosophy of religion, the
author argues that thealogy is not as incoherent as many of its
critics claim. By developing a close reading of the reality-claims
embedded within a range of thealogical texts, one can discern an
ecological and pantheistic concept of deity and reality that is
metaphysically novel and in need of constructive philosophical,
thealogical and scholarly engagement. Philosophical thealogy is, in
an age concerned with re-conceiving nature in terms of agency,
chaos, complexity, ecological networks and organicism, both an
active possibility and a remarkably valuable academic, feminist and
religious endeavour.
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