The discomfort of many religious seekers with the traditional male image of God leads to a return to the wisdom that was revered as a goddess under numerous names long ago. Traces of such a female image of God can also be found in the Bible. In this book, the author outlines the concerns and effects of feminist theology. Therefore, despite or precisely because of its brevity, the book offers an excellent introduction to the topic. Since the individual chapters were conceived as lectures, readers with little prior knowledge particularly benefit from the author's lively, engaging, and easily understandable writing style. Content: 1. Introduction, 2. The God Complex and Its Consequences, 3. Examining Images of God Through Women's Perspectives, 4. Gender Difference and the Question of God, 5. Sophia and Holy Ruah - Approaches to a Female Image of God in the Bible, 6. Feminist Theology: Origins and Concerns, Effects and Reactions.