Q&A Forum - January 2009 (best of Elise)

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I believe that his thoughts along this line are the product of a "cultural misdirection". So much of our 'social mores and sense of morality" has been rooted in or heavily influenced by "religion". In itself, that would not be a bad thing to have take place. The problem is, "religion" has been invaded by and corrupted by the "power grabbing male hands" throughout the centuries. And views of "sex" and of "sexual morality" and of "sexual roles in society" are not in fact "religious teachings" at all, but rather are teachings of men using them in a religious garb as "levers of control and domination".

So this man is in a sad situation if he abandons "Female Supremacy" only to return to "male corruption". He returns to an order which has brought the world: greed, malice, hatred, violence and war. Only "Female Domination" will return us to a benevolent social atmosphere and end violence and wars.

Thank You for allowing me to send You these thoughts.

A. One of the most difficult mind-sets to overcome is a thought process that is rooted in a religious belief that has been programmed within since childhood. It is one thing to come to the mental conclusion that women should be in charge based on reason and observation. But how does one go against the religious belief that he or she will be punished by God if they do not conform to what they have been taught is the will of God?