Is there any religoin that believes in female supremacy...serious question no vulgar answers please?

Answer 1

Dianic Tradition. A Pagan path... though in ancient times wasn't at all about female supremacy. The Modern path, though, seems to draw those that are all for female supremacy and enforces it within their ranks. Yes, there are men who join this sect, but they seem to be ones who enjoy submitting to women, rather than being an equal within the religion. I know certain groups within this tradition are mainly lesbian and refuse admission of men at any time.

Answer 2

It is said that men and women takes turns being in power on our world. the last time women were in power. There were women
who were noble and treated men as equals. The majority of
women could care less about men, just like today. And then
there was the Amazon society. They killed the males and only
saved enough for breeders and slaves.
Just thought you might be interested to know that. Many
of the struggles we go through today are Karma. But we
make choices in the here and now too.
There are still matriarchal societies today. Mostly Native
peoples. I believe in Egypt the women own the land, not the men.
Check into Egyptian beliefs.

Answer 3

Beloved sister, much to our shame it is true that many of the major religions (my own included) have historically treated women shodily. Even still this continues, again to our shame. However, there are redeming attitudes to women in all of them. An example from Judaism would be that a person can only be born Jewish is, and only is, their mother is Jewish. Further to this women are exempted from laws that tie them to time and on a humorous note baby girls are not subjected to the mitzvah brit'milah.

Answer 4

I can't think of any but some native american tribes like the Iroquois were female dominant. In fact, when a couple got married they joined the wife's family and lived in the house of her mother!!!

Answer 5

Judiasm kinda....for multiple reasons

1) They have the power to continue the religion
2) they invite the sabbath into the home

and more

Answer 6

In recorded history there is no record of such a religion. The ancient Ashtaroth comes close, being a mother-child diety, but that's not what you are asking.

Answer 7

I think Greek Orthodox has at least female equality.

Answer 8

Wicca believes in the Goddesses.

Answer 9

Yes there are many different religions that Hold women high and they are called Paganism. God Bless

Answer 10

Islam. You know why...

Following are some rights, which Muslim women have!

1. The RIGHT and duty to acquire education.

2. The RIGHT to have her own independent property.

3. The RIGHT to work [job or business] to earn money, which she keeps it.

4. The RIGHT to equal reward for equal deed and/or work.

5. The RIGHT to express her opinion.

6. The RIGHT to argue and/or advocate her cause or opinion to be heard.

7. The RIGHT to vote since 1,421 years.

8. The RIGHT to provisions from her husband for all her needs and more.

9. The RIGHT to negotiate marriage terms of her choice.

10.The RIGHT to obtain divorce from her husband, even on the grounds that she simply don't like him. In Islaam divorce is suppose to be last resort.

11.The RIGHT to keep all her own money. [She is not responsible for maintenance of family].

12.The RIGHT to get sexual satisfaction from her husband.

13.The RIGHT to get custody of her children in case of divorce [unless she is unable to raise them for valid reasons]

14.The RIGHT to choose husband of her choice.

15.The RIGHT to refuse a proposed and/or arranged marriage.

16. The RIGHT to re-marry after divorce or after becoming widow.

EXEMPTIONS GIVEN TO WOMEN IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCE.

Women are exempt from:

a.. Fasting when they are pregnant or nursing or menstruating,
b.. Praying when menstruating or bleeding after childbirth,
c.. The obligation to attend congregational prayers in the mosque on Fridays.
d.. They are not obliged to take part as soldiers in the defense of Islam, although they are not forbidden to do so.
But under normal circumstances they are allowed to do all the things that men do.

- Even when they are menstruating, on special days, like the two Eid festivals, they are still allowed to come to the Eid prayers, and menstruating women can take part in most of the actions of the Hajj pilgrimage.

Islamic laws does not requires that women should confine themselves to household duties.

Muslim women have [and are as well] headed Islamic provinces [and states as well], like Arwa bint Ahmad, who served as governor of Yemen under the Fatimid Khalifahs in the late fifth and early sixth century.

Name any other religion, political theory, or philosophy which offers such a comprehensiveness to women by giving her total control of her life and affairs ??? NONE

Think on this!