Kila
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Kila is an Muslim feminist legal academic with an interest in feminist religious movements. She was a PhD candidate at the University of Wales in their Theology, Religion and Islamic Studies program. She currently teaches law with a focus on gender and religion.
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Equality
and Pluralism in the Divine Embodied: An Exegesis of The Charge of the
Goddess Part I
Equality and Pluralism in the Divine Embodied: An Exegesis of The Charge of the Goddess Part II
Equality and Pluralism in the Divine Embodied: An Exegesis of The Charge of the Goddess Part III
Equality and Pluralism in the Divine Embodied: An Exegesis of The Charge of the Goddess Part IV
Escape from Eden — Conceiving the Goddess: Thealogy for a New Milleniumby
The Thealogy of One: Unity, Diversity and Goddess in Troubled Times
The Thealogy of Belief: My Brick House — Myth-making, Truth, History, and Belief
Reconciling Kali and Gauri: Goddess Thealogy and the Art of Peace
Equality and Pluralism in the Divine Embodied: An Exegesis of The Charge of the Goddess Part II
Equality and Pluralism in the Divine Embodied: An Exegesis of The Charge of the Goddess Part III
Equality and Pluralism in the Divine Embodied: An Exegesis of The Charge of the Goddess Part IV
Escape from Eden — Conceiving the Goddess: Thealogy for a New Milleniumby
The Thealogy of One: Unity, Diversity and Goddess in Troubled Times
The Thealogy of Belief: My Brick House — Myth-making, Truth, History, and Belief
Reconciling Kali and Gauri: Goddess Thealogy and the Art of Peace
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