You have NOT sourced your Quote. It is therefore presumed to be a prejudicial personal rant masquerading as an authoritive, researched claim, and thereby invalid, and should be disregarded.

Because that is what is expected of them? Women's work.

This may seem sexist, but men and women do have different psychological makeups. Being more nurturing and left-brained, women see religion as a way to nurture the family and community. Being more right-brained and assertive, men are more willing to question religious nonsense. For right-brained, religious men, this mental assertiveness sees religion as a way to control women and others.

Stockholm Syndrome?

That’s a topic rarely discussed. I’ve mentioned my take around here before, I’ll try again..

Men have predominantly held ‘the power’ in government, higher education and industry. Women have been relegated to second class ..seemingly forever. Establishing themselves in a church hierarchy (if several steps down from the power of men) provides a ‘status & power’ they’ve not been allowed to obtain outside the church.

Modern educated women (like the two I’ve raised) know better, realizing they can achieve far more than becoming the head of the church bake sale committee.. Conservative women, foregoing education, cling to the past and it’s limited opportunities for women.

Ironically, I’ve witnessed ‘conservative’ women despising progressive women far more than they’d hate any man of any persuasion. I’ve worked a lot of Democratic Booths at many small town fairs, often alongside our woman candidates; the passing conservatives know better than expose their ignorance, thus never engage in conversation - but if looks could kill….

That does seem to be a pattern. I think the women want to do right by their families and honestly think the buybull is a "good book." The preachers keep pushing that idea also and the women think they have well being of their families in mind.

They like it?

assume your not relating to Islam ?