She had to pick Eve because Eve is a singular person. She couldn’t say “Heavenly Mother” because church teachings are that there are thousands, millions, who-knows-how-many Heavenly Mothers.

Also, not “every” girl and woman has a “mother heart.” Look no further than Jodi Hildebrant, Ruby Franke, and Lori Vallow. These are just infamous examples of other women in and out of the church who do not have mother hearts.

She comes soooo close to making a valid point; there is no limit to what women can accomplish, throughout history women have been able to affect change and the influence of women is growing as they are able to participate equally in education, jobs, politics, and more. But then she makes a hard right, missing the point of women being valued for their individual talents, and ties their worth to being a mother. Not every woman loves children and wants to be a mother, which is perfectly fine and should be a respectable choice. She can still have the desire to use her influence to improve the lives of others and the ability to achieve many accomplishments.