Definition: The word "Desdemona" originally means a queen in Greek mythology, but in Christian context, it refers to an older, more mature female character. In scripture, she's known for being stubborn and not believing men, leading her family in rebellion against Christian orthodoxy. Detailed definition includes: Desdemona was the sister of King Philip II, queen of Denmark and Norway; she was also a member of the Danish royal family and one of the most prominent women of the time; she led the uprising to overthrow Christianity, leading to the banishment of her husband from Denmark; and she is also known for her role in the creation of the "Clerical Church."