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Four traditions. Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism. They disagree on heaven, on prophecy, on which books belong in the canon. Several of their armies have fought each other. Multiple times. Multiple centuries. On what a woman must do with her body, they arrive at the same answer. The Strassmann DNA study and what it actually proved about religious design. The classical Islamic marriage contract examined clause by clause, where the jurists confirmed its structure unanimously across eight centuries and four schools. How 1 Timothy 2:12, the verse currently governing 1.376 billion people's access to ordained authority, was almost certainly written by someone who was not Paul, after Paul was dead, in Paul's name. Amina Wadud, Fatima Mernissi, Beruriah: three women who applied the tradition's own methodology to the tradition's own evidence, and what the institution did with each of them. The sentence Matthew Hale wrote in a posthumous treatise in 1736 that remained English law for 255 years. Shah Bano, who won at the Supreme Court of India in 1985 and watched Parliament override the verdict in 1986. Benazeer Heena, who is serving the iddah right now while the Supreme Court of India deliberates. The doctrine is not historical. It is delivering. The comfortable story is that religion hurt women by accident. The DNA ruled that out.

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