The document Janice references was informed primarily by Quaker idealists. Some Quakers rejected sex altogether though they married. Needless to say those orders eventually died out. But Quakers were the original conscientious objectors to war and inequality and their services have always allowed everyone women included to speak. Frankly, they are just about the only people calling themselves Christians I can stomach. Their services basically involve respectful listening and meditation.

Here's a simpler view. Feminists deeply, deeply resent their biological role in life, which society could not afford until advances in modern civilization allowed it to emerge. This combined with Quaker utopianism produced the "detached from reality" positions of ideological feminists, and help explain the cult-like devotion behavior of its adherents.