In most religions, and unlike any other social institution, women are revered as goddesses and as possessing a unique and valued life force.

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While some religions do revere female deities and acknowledge women's unique contributions, it is not accurate to say that most religions elevate women to the status of goddesses or uniformly recognize them as possessing a unique and valued life force in a way that is distinct from other social institutions. Gender roles and the reverence of female figures vary widely across different religions and cultures.

In Most Religions, and Unlike Any Other Social Institution, Women