Genesis 2

The term "helper" being used to refer to women is pretty interesting. This book that has shaped so much of our culture still carries with it the notion of women's subordination to men. That notion is clearly looked upon negatively in our society today, yet it is accepted in this holy book? That doesn't make sense. How could we make these moral exceptions just because this book is supposed to be holy? Doesn't it make more sense to read it and evaluate whether you agree with everything being said, than to just assume that everything it says is correct? It seems that way to me.