"Good question. I suppose it is because the Earth nurtures us and gives us what we need to live, like a mother does for her children. Same with "Mother Nature".
And I guess it is influenced by early civilizations that had goddesses representing life and fertility, when the goddesses disappeared (because no one believed in them anymore) the concept remained, but was attributed to Nature and Earth instead.
Images of female figures representing Earth and Nature apparently go back almost as far as humanity itself. See related link."
The above would be correct. If you're quoting from a women's studies handbook that is.
Mothers don't give people what they need to live, Fathers do by providing for the family. Mothers simply "organize" the kill that "dad" brings in.
Nor do women bring life. Women have ovums which are empty until the seed/semen enters the egg. Otherwise the woman's ovums are useless and bleed out, her period.
The reason "some" call the Earth "Mother Earth" is because they are dogmatic woman worshipers. In ancient tribal times all deities were male, not female. They certainly did not speak English; thus did not call the planet "Mother Earth.' Civilization is nothing more than a form of slavery. Tribal members were captured and then brought into "civilization" to worship false gods and goddesses. Look up BABALON, its not only a place, its a goddess.
The English language was invented by caucasian masons. Earth is from Erde, another word for "ground." This was in reference to "the bottom of the sea." The Caucasians inserted bits of their hidden matriarchal religion into the language. Europe is matriarchal, not patriarchal.
Even the word "goddess" is simply a combination of GOD and ESSE. Caucasians have been attempting to build a worldwide matriarchy for thousands of years. Every civilization has enslaved its own people in order to provide luxury for priests and women. The age of the fake goddess is ending. Men are waking up. Mother Earth dogma is at an end.
All life on Earth, including us, ultimately came from Earth. Save for the light and warmth of the sun, everything we need is provided by Earth.
Soil is what brings life to almost all living things on earth in some way. Soil allows for plant growth. Plants help us breathe. They feed animals. We eat both the plants and the animals.
snow came to earth by the mother nature
It is called the Earth's ORBIT around the Sun.
Earth's name is Earth. The Roman name for Earth was Terra, the Greek on Gaia. However, modern science, and virtually everything else, refers to Earth as "Earth."
She was born on earth, a island called Ortygia.
The core is in the center of the Earth.
Earth is actually called to be a "female", hence Mother Earth, or Mother Nature.
The reason why its called mother earth is from the quote 'Mother Nature' and nature is near enough the whole earth.
Yes. They have a Mother Earth goddess called Gaia.
No. The earth in which we live on, is Mother Earth.
There is no saint for mother earth.
Because earth provides and helps sustain life. The ultimate nurturer, like a mother.
Yes, Earth is a girl because her name is Mother Nature.
Gaia, it is also the name of their earth goddess. Ge or Geo, used as a prefix in English today (as in Geology) is from the Greek word for earth.
Mother Earth News was created in 1970.
All life on Earth are the children of Mother Earth.
Mother Earth - magazine - ended in 1917.
Mother Earth - magazine - was created in 1906.