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The theory of patrilineal ancestral repression explains clearly the Gnostic theology (which, of course, at that point has gone meta compared to totem clans and transformed the dynamics of the ancestral cult to the cosmic scale and humans as the victims of it) and also the association of Jesus with goat-headed gods like Dionysus

The obvious interpretation of dragon's blood turning into the goat-demon: The female was victimized by male and her "rescue" from such a horrible concept ie. the denial of it ever happening resulted in the animal ancestor cult. This is in line with the matrilineal characteristics found on other Canaanite myths. Seven holy men is clearly just a reference to the Big Dipper(as is Seven Brothers), but what else?

Queen of Sheba was "tied up in the branches of a tree as a sacrificial offering to a dragon. Seven holy men came to rescue her by slaying the dragon. Some of the dragon's blood splashed on her left foot and leg, turning it into that of a goat". Here we have a clear female-to-Christ connection, interestingly in Jewish folklore.

It is also curious to ponder the role of bestiality in myths such as Minotaur's and even in some Canaanite myths (probably more too, idk that much) and on the other hand, the hermaphroditism of the Baphomet cult. It at least reflects the doubling of dualities in these myths: Samael-Lilith, Adam-Eve. It's weird also though that all these obvious metacommentary exists, mythology commenting and perpetuating itself

My own theory is that there is the patrilineals and matrilineals, which are the dualisms incorporated into the very systems that build up these dualisms further, and in the middle there is orphans from the matrilineal group, since the women in that group who had sex had to abandon their children. Did they live in the woods with animals? Emulate them? And also: not sure but I think there should be 4 maybe even 5

Honestly, the gnostic stuff is clearly metamythological commentary but even more explicit than Plato and supports my surrogacy totem theory: Sophia created the Demiurge ie. her birth was by a careless male, she made the image of the great man for the child, and this is how she birthed the demiurge, "without a mate". The opposite, patrilineal side: Zeus fathered Minerva, the idealized female. But what is the start?