The goddess is not a fusion, no reality. The human Brigid was nothing but an ordinary woman, not any goddess. Sorry but time to face it. She was among the Christian saints, born in a place with faults and weakness like us all. Obviously, the truth: she's not a BIZARRE hybrid, not a very odd minestrone beyond solid reality, either she was a human or she was not... if you think anyone is wandering round now who was once a divinity, i think you need a good shake ! i also think that's extremely vain, against scientific truth, common sense and conventional theological revelation as tested by the greatest minds. If you choose to be a gnostic, then create your own stories, but don't steal this ordinary woman, who with God's merciful grace made her a saint like other saints who were subject to ordinary limits and mortality and weaknesses, etc. The saint may have been named after a goddess because that name was common and used for tons of young girls, but she was no more some actual divinity as is yours or my sister.... back to reality. She was not Christianised - simply: there was a real girl given that name, and she became a Christian saint, connection ? zero. Tons of kids in europe may have had a pagan name, then, became a Christian saint, nobody was dishonest enough later to try and claim that saint as a psuedo, hybrid. Rubbish.
Brighid always bless us and Our Planet!!! 😗💖👍☘🌏☘🌎☘🌍☘👍🌟🌟🌟
Brighid is an ancient role model that makes me proud to be irish and a woman
Happy Imbolc 2023 😊
Goodness
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The goddess is not a fusion, no reality. The human Brigid was nothing but an ordinary woman, not any goddess. Sorry but time to face it. She was among the Christian saints, born in a place with faults and weakness like us all. Obviously, the truth: she's not a BIZARRE hybrid, not a very odd minestrone beyond solid reality, either she was a human or she was not... if you think anyone is wandering round now who was once a divinity, i think you need a good shake ! i also think that's extremely vain, against scientific truth, common sense and conventional theological revelation as tested by the greatest minds. If you choose to be a gnostic, then create your own stories, but don't steal this ordinary woman, who with God's merciful grace made her a saint like other saints who were subject to ordinary limits and mortality and weaknesses, etc. The saint may have been named after a goddess because that name was common and used for tons of young girls, but she was no more some actual divinity as is yours or my sister.... back to reality. She was not Christianised - simply: there was a real girl given that name, and she became a Christian saint, connection ? zero. Tons of kids in europe may have had a pagan name, then, became a Christian saint, nobody was dishonest enough later to try and claim that saint as a psuedo, hybrid. Rubbish.