For a woman to be better than Mary, it needs a man who is a better father than Joseph, hence, someone capable of leading to greater love than Joseph could.

The Roman Catholic Church aims with all its religious group dynamics at one reality. It is all about that Jesus and Mary would be one's only true love.

A greater love than Jesus and Mary would be unimaginable.

Was Jesus a better father than Joseph leading to greater love? Was Mary Magdalene better than Mary, the mother of Jesus?

On the island of Malta that was once conquered by the Arabs and a few centuries later was converted back to Roman Catholicism, they say that the better father than Joseph would have to be a Christian honoring Mary Magdalene and the woman, the mother better than Mary, would have to be a daughter of Abdul.

Many Muslims have even the conviction that it was Mohammed who was a better father than Joseph.

At age two, a child can usually say his own name out of his own initiative. Thus, it becomes a "person." At that time, the person gains more conscience and begins to acquire a worldview. The latter process is finally brought to maturity in a youth with puberty. Insofar as the worldview is sufficiently developed, one can (potentially) be/become a (good) father after puberty. This means, above all, that one can, as a man, successfully and well lead a larger organization (with at least two members).

A good father is a man able to lead to greater love.

A mother can only be as good as her man/husband and her father.

Being a mother means mediating between two patriarchal networks (her father's and her husband's) for the good/benefit of the children, so that they mature to good fathers and mothers.

Through love, at least two persons join together and find common ground through a shared group consciousness. With such a group consciousness, with at least two brains working together, those involved can better grasp and understand larger social contexts and dynamics, which allows the individual to develop a better worldview.

A "worldview" is a peculiarity of Homo Sapiens. It is the highest knowledge of a person about their assumptions about good and evil, according to which they align their moral compass.

In this context, "worldview" is a very social phenomenon that emerges in a larger group dynamic, and no one schema fits all participants equally. Having a good and highly developed worldview requires constant mental effort and activity. It is a matter of thorough contention with oneself and in relation to the world, using language.

If a person has acquired a high-quality worldview in a particular environment, it is not guaranteed that they will be able to maintain that status. Someone with a better understanding of the world's interconnections could take over the leadership role at any time.

The "worldview" is not a private matter. People with a developed worldview have very active brains!

A worldview is normally bound to a mother tongue. A higher level language (e.g., English or German) allows a person better to grasp and understand complex, larger social group dynamics that most others would otherwise not be aware of.

A good larger organization, be it a university, a city, or a nation, that finds itself bound together by a common language will become more developed and successful the more its members can attain (for some time) a relatively high-quality worldview.

The quality of collective consciousness and group identity depends entirely on this.

Important to know is that the purpose of sex is ultimately procreation, the creation of children and thus the creation of an organization, a new family, which would guarantee a certain, stable and steady love in the long run.

Being capable of (potentially) leading to greater love is the potency of a man and father.

Mohammed and Jesus had innovative assumptions about good and evil and they were able to strategically convey the related beliefs to others, so that they were carried on from generation to generation. Their love, aligning many families and even whole populations has led these to worldviews allowing them to succeed better in their environments. A potent religion allows for the channeling and orchestration of competitive group dynamics facilitating it that the adherents of the religion can better assert their will in society in order to achieve their goals.