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Alright, ladies, buckle up because we’re diving into one of the juiciest topics out there—how patriarchy not only survives but thrives in religion. It’s time to shed some light on how these ancient beliefs have been used to keep women in their place and why it’s high time we start questioning the narratives that have been spoon-fed to us for centuries.
1. The Holy Boys’ Club: How Men Wrote the Rules
Let’s start with the basics: the Bible, the Quran, the Torah—pretty much all major religious texts—were written by men. And not just any men, but men living in times when women were considered little more than property. So, it’s no surprise that these texts have a bit of a “boys’ club” vibe. Women are often portrayed as the source of sin, the weaker sex, and in need of male control.
Even Jesus Was in on It?
Yes, even the New Testament has some eyebrow-raising verses. Take Ephesians 5:22, for example: “Wives, submit yourselves to your own husbands as you do to the Lord.” Excuse me, what? That’s a hard pass, thank you very much. This verse, like many others, has been used for centuries to justify male dominance in both the household and society.
2. Religion’s Love Affair with Control
Religion has always been about control. It’s about telling people how to live, what to believe, and who to obey. And let’s be honest, who benefits most from a system that demands obedience and submission? That’s right—men.
Born a Sinner? More Like Born into a Patriarchal System
One of the biggest lies we’ve been told is that we’re born sinners, and the only way to redeem ourselves is through a male-dominated religious system. It’s a classic move—make people feel guilty and then offer them a solution that conveniently keeps the power in the hands of the patriarchy. But think about it—would a truly loving and perfect God need to test our faith with trials and tribulations? Or demand praise and worship like some cosmic dictator? Sounds more like a demon with an ego trip than a benevolent creator.
3. The Perfect God vs. The Patriarchal God
Here’s the tea: A truly perfect God wouldn’t need praise, sacrifices, or endless devotion. A perfect God would be all about love, light, and letting us live our best lives. The idea of a God who demands constant praise and obedience is more of a man-made construct, designed to keep people—especially women—in check.
As Above, So Below
Think about it this way: Just like your body is made up of tiny cells that each have their own life, the universe is made up of countless pieces of God energy. We’re all part of that energy, experiencing life in different forms. You are literally a piece of the divine, so why should you need to bow down to any man-made deity?
4. Women as the Real Portals of Life
Now, let’s get real. The closest thing to God on Earth is a woman. Why? Because women are the ones who literally create life. We’re the portals through which souls enter this world. We nurture, we protect, we love unconditionally. There’s nothing more magical than that.
The Adam and Eve Myth
And don’t even get me started on the whole Adam and Eve story. It’s the ultimate blame game, where Eve is painted as the one who brought sin into the world. But let’s be real—this story was concocted to promote the idea that women are the root of all evil and need to be controlled. Meanwhile, who’s been leading wars, causing destruction, and generally making a mess of things? Oh right, men.
5. The True Nature of Men: The “Protectors” Who Need to Be Watched
We’ve all heard the narrative that men are the protectors and providers. But let’s dig a little deeper. What exactly are men protecting us from? Oh, right—other men. The truth is, men can be the most dangerous and manipulative beings out there. They’ve created systems that allow them to dominate and control, all while convincing women that they’re the ones who need protection.
The Irony of It All
It’s ironic, isn’t it? Men claim to be our protectors, but the biggest threat to women has always been men themselves. Whether it’s through physical violence, emotional manipulation, or societal control, men have used their supposed “protector” role as a way to keep women under their thumb.
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6. Breaking Free from Religious Patriarchy
So, what can we do about it? First, we need to start questioning everything we’ve been taught. Religion can be a beautiful thing when it’s about love, compassion, and community. But when it’s used to control and oppress, it’s time to step back and reassess.
Reclaiming Your Power
Ladies, it’s time to reclaim your power. You don’t need to depend on any outside force—imaginary or otherwise—for your happiness or salvation. You are divine. You are powerful. And you have the right to live your life on your terms.
Embrace Your Spirituality
If you’re spiritual, embrace that. Connect with the divine energy within you and around you. Seek out beliefs and practices that empower you, rather than ones that demand your submission. Remember, the real God—if such a being exists—is all about love, light, and letting you shine as brightly as you can.
Final Thoughts: The Future is Female
It’s time to rewrite the narrative. The future is female, and that means breaking free from the chains of religious patriarchy. We are the creators, the nurturers, and the protectors of life. It’s time to embrace our power, question the systems that have held us back, and create a world where women are truly equal, valued, and free.
So, ladies, next time someone tries to tell you that you need to submit, obey, or follow some ancient, patriarchal rule, just remember—you are the divine. You are the power. And it’s time to take your place as the goddesses you truly are. ✨
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