It requires sacrificing some patriarchal religious tennets, but in so doing the founding traditions can all be fulfilled and their prophecies realized. This is thus both a spiritual and a scientific revolution for society. It also means a pardigm shift from the purely mental realm of the male father God or the 'transcendent void', to the harmonious living relationship between body and psyche, accepting the sacredness of nature as the feminine 'emodiment'. Although some macho male anthropologists spin a tale of man the hunter and woman-trader, the evolution of humanity has come about through a paradoxical balance of ingenuity between woman and man in which women have, until recent urban civilizations, played a leading role as progenitors of culture and society. Because males can fertilize many females, but not vice versa, male sex life has always been more competitive across the vast majority of animal societies.
Humanity is no exception.
However, despite this, there is abundant evidence for female reproductive choice, rather than domination of females by powerful males, as a key factor in human evolution, just as it is with many species of animal. The human female has evolved sexually in ways which attest to this. She has evolved sexually to conceal her oestrus and maintain an almost-continuous state of sexual attraction with pronounced secondary sexual characteristics over other higher apes. Men likewise have evolved sperm competition to compensate for female reproductive choice. The physiology of both sexes thus attests to such reproductive choice operating over evolutionary time.