Isletheologian
Princess O'Nika AugusteHi, I am Princess O'Nika Auguste, and I am an Afro-Caribbean writer, feminist theologian, ancient historian, biblical scholar, and body protester from the island of Saint-Lucia. This substack is a space where I share my thoughts and ruminations.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 43 | Subscribers | Read | princessonikaauguste.substack.com |
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The Goddess Who Refused to Yield: Artemis of Ephesus and Early Christianity
Imagine the bustling port city of Ephesus in the first century CE, one of the ancient world's grandest cities, located in what is now modern Turkey. Ephesus was famed not only for its wealth and cultural importance but also as the proud hom...
Reclaiming Desire: Female Autonomy in Song of Songs 5
Since it is Domestic Violence Month, I wrote something and since my research is violence and bodily autonomy, etc I wanted to write something about it, although this scripture is not part of the group of scriptures that I am using for resea...
Yemoja
In Greek and Roman mythology, the prominent deity of the sea is Poseidon and Neptune but in West Africa and the African diaspora, this prominent deity is called Yemoja. In Greco-Roman mythology the most important sea god was male but in Wes...
The Soucouyant
In every culture, some women or creatures seduce men or commit evil deeds. The Caribbean is not immune. In the Caribbean, there is a creature called a Soucouyant. The soucouyant is a blood sucking hag (Welland 2009, 66). Yes, this creature ...
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I am an ancient and medieval historian, biblical scholar, theologian, and writer. I write about goddesses, ancient women, sexual violence, and sacred texts. My focus is on consent, age, and bodily autonomy. childhood, migration and enslaved women
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