intuition ( wasRe: dreaming and remembering)

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> >Deanna:

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> Aren't you talking about *intuition* here? Do you know why

intuition

> and premonition are more often than not associated with women

rather

> than with men? My own wife is almost infallible with her

intuitions...

> However, in the Bible (just to touch on religion again), all the

> prophets were men, weren't they? Perhaps the Bible is a masculine

opus:

> written by men, to be read by men... Just a thought.

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> José

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> Oh, J.C. ! Now you are flaunting your Biblical ignorance ;-)

There was Miriam, the sister of Moses (Exodus 15:30)--famous for her

song-writing abilities. Then there was Deborah the Prophetess

(Judges 4-5), an Israeli national leader. Then, in the New

Testament, there was (Luke 2), the 84-year old widow who was one

of the first to recognize the Christ Child. All of these ladies were

specifically referred to as being prophetic. The Bible was penned by

men, but it is not masculine. It is full of passages where women

were influential, both in positive and negative ways.

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> Rebekah

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