The Witches' God

by Janet Farrar and Stewart Farrar

Book Overview

Exploring the Masculine Principle of Divinity. This companion volume to The Witches' Goddess re-establishes the ancient balance between God and Goddess. Part I covers the many concepts of the God... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0919345476
• ISBN13: 9780919345478
• Release Date: April 1989
• Publisher: Phoenix Publishing (WA)
• Length: 278 Pages
• Weight: 1.12 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.1" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

One of best Book on working with male aspect

This is one of best books when trying to find male deities for rituals and one of most complete even thou not totaly perfect it's one of best i seen on subject..Blessed Be;

Praise God!

I love this book, yes, as a Wiccan, there are not a lot of books written about the God, but there are some, and this is by far the best. It has stories, tells you whos who and what's what. if you are a Wiccan, you need this book. Yes, I came into the Craft because the Goddess spoke to me as a woman, but the God has been masked and his many guises denied or branded evil. This book sets it straight. Please get your hands on a copy if you are Wiccan or wish to adore the many faces of God.

The best book on Pagan Gods

All too often the Pagan God is forgotten in favor of the Goddess. This book will bring the balance back to our lives. It gives the history of many well know Gods as well as many not so well known Ones. It also includes rituals in direct relation to the Gods listed. I love this book! It goes well with The Witches' Goddess!

A Primer of Pagan Male Deities

This book provides a great historical overview of the many faces of 'God' in his masculine role, spanning a variety of cultures, agrarian and nomadic,Occidental and Oriental, etc. I would recommend it to any budding pagan who wishes to expand their concepts of 'God' beyond the omnipotent, patriarchal, christian, misogynistic stereotype that most of us were brought up with. I have read several books by the Farrars and I would recommend most of them for the novice pagan.

Mandatory Bookshelf Requirement

This is a fabulous, necessary book. How many books do we have that look at the sacred male sexuality? It is just a bonus that it was written by the Farrars. As usual, they have given the pagan community another reference book that doubles as an inspiration as well.