I see numbers of 1st world women who happily describe themselves as conservative Christians, women who have advanced degrees and rewarding professional lives, and an admirable degree of independence and self-determination. And they seem to value these things, to take legitimate pride in their achievements, and to see them as significant aspects of who they are. And I wonder, how do they think it came about, that such things became possible for women? Is it nothing more than coincidence, that the advent and maintenance of reproductive choice is so strongly correlated with women's access to education,  careers,  etc? Do they think that their conservative traditions were advocating for the past 150 years for them to have the lives they now enjoy? 

You write, "Destroy that culture... and anything is possible." I suggest that there may be things you value greatly, that only become possible once "that culture" ceases to have a controlling grip on society.