The Curse of Eve: The Biblical Origins of Feminism
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Even then, didn't Sophia perform the big oopsie woopsie fucky wucky? She tried to create something without her divine partner, hence why the material world is incomplete. The demiurge is born out of ignorance, not malice... or something
Correct because she represents power without illumination. The feminine is ignorant and powerful. The masculine is knowledgeable but lacks the power of women. It is an apt take of men and women today. The idea of men being more powerful than women isn't what our reality is. Stronger in the material world sure but women have always had far more power than men in relationship dynamics which is even more apparent when men's physical strength is oppressed by government.
Powerful as Tiamat being slain by Marduk
Well, to be fair. Power without the knowledge to use it doesn't tend to lead to good outcomes despite the power.
The masculine is both power and illumination, but only when the masculine walk the path of Enkidu before he was corrupted by Gilgamesh can this power be harnessed.
The path of Enkidu (brahmacharya) make the power of women over men obsolete. And let's not even speak of the P spot that make the pleasure men can get from women obsolete. Men are self sufisant if they discover all their secrets
The power of men is immense, the reason why porn is free is to be sure men will be as far away to the path of Enkidu as possible.