I was more interested in "God is a feminist" point. Today, I listened to a lecture on Vladmir Solovyou, a 19th century Russian Orthodox mystic. He died in 1900. It was about his body of work and essays on the meaning of love. His three visions of a feminine God influenced his outlook on love as a gateway to God (encountering the divine in the lover). This influenced him becoming a feminist long before the suffrage movement in the 1920's and the feminist equality movement in the 1960s.