Describe the role of women in religion?

A new theological iscovery by Nzil'Alowa, a modern academy of African traditional spirituality, reveals that in its true nature African traditional religion (ATR) is an exact science. This nature is proven thanks to a cosmological argument. At the core of this religion is the notion of the Logos. The Logos is the manifestation of the fullness of God in lower divinities and in human beings.

Now, the Logos is symbolized in ATR as the conjunction of the male and the female. Thus, in Vodun for example Mawu-Lisa is male and female; this symbolized the presence of the Logos in the creator. In Bukôngo every person calls his right part male and his left part female. This linguistic disposition explains the presence of the Logos (Kimalungila, or Kimahungu) in human beings.

All this implies that the woman is perceived in African true spirituality as being complementary to the man; both participate mutually to the manifestation of the fullness of God. More on this subject can be found in a YouTube channel named NZILALOWA 1