Interesting psych tidbit
Psychologists say that human men subjugation women in the same fashion as apes and that this is due to the biological drive to procreate.
Dr. Hector Garcia, professor in University of Texas states that: “Many male apes and monkeys will go to great lengths to stake their sexual claim to as many females as possible, and to police them from other males—as a male reproductive strategy, this has its advantages. But they also tend to attack females as punishment for sexual “infidelity,” or for even flirting with other males, such as by grooming them. Dominant chimpanzees will bypass the male of a tangoing pair and thrash the philandering female. Male apes chasing, restraining, biting, hitting, or dragging females all have been widely documented.”
“Men follow similar patterns of behavior. Research world-wide reveals that sexual jealousy is the primary driver behind domestic abuse and spousal homicide, which is almost always committed by men against women. Because men have historically been the makers of law, they have often coded law to favor male evolutionary strategies. For instance, until staggeringly recently (1974), it was legal in Texas to kill your wife if you caught her horizonalizing with a rival male.”
“No big surprise—men have also overwhelmingly been the makers of religious dicta, and its more chilling content often reflects distinctively male evolutionary concerns… Men often prefer to cloister their women, smother them in drapery, and drown them in sexual shame, claiming it is the will of God and for their “protection”. In reality, these behaviors guard against the lustful ambitions of competitor males, an ancient task of our male ancestry— evidenced in extant primates that mate-guard, herd away, or otherwise attempt to isolate their prospects from male rivals.
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Facts about Religion 
Fascinating, and it makes a lot of sense.
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Awesome post, very insightful.
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“Many male apes and monkeys will go to great lengths to stake their sexual claim to as many females as possible, and to police them from other males”
In that case, it’s interesting that the Catholic religion introduced strict monogamy without possibility of divorce, thus tying a man to one woman for life, and excluding the possibility of mating with any other. Almost as if the Church were trying to squelch men’s natural, biological tendencies rather than indulge them.
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