Interfaith Relationships Support Group
This community is dedicated to the challenges presented when two people of different religious backgrounds form a relationship. Mingling different religions has both positive and potentially challenging aspects, including the religious preferences of children, religious holidays and traditions, schools and religious education and potentially different moral or ethical...
Well... to start with, Goddess worship has been with us since the beginning. It's one reason why a great many turn to alternative religions. They seek the balance between the Sacred Feminine & the Sacred Masculine.
When I was in my early 20's I began a spiritual quest of sorts and started researching various faiths. And upon studying certain NeoPagan paths, I was delighted to find the idea of the Goddess as equal to the God... the idea of balance was key to me. But as I grew in my studies I recognized that for me, the God & the Goddess were simply two aspects of the Allwise. From there it seemed only right to devote myself to the Allwise as opposed to two of It's aspects.
Unfortunately, I foresee one problem for you... you say you desire a Goddess yet you wish to remain Christian. The two just don't mix, though.
You could research the Gnostics' idea of the Sophia ... or even the Shekinah of the Jewish Kabbalah, but that's about as close as you'll get to a Divine Feminine in the Judeo/Christian faiths.
I do have a question, tho... and I ask this only out of curiosity... If you believe Deity has no gender why the desire to find a Goddess specifically?
No... you aren't the only female that feels the need to acknowledge the Divine Feminine. Have you done any research into this topic? If not, maybe you should. You'd see that your thoughts are echoed by a great number of women...and men!