The New York Times features two articles written by mothers.

One talks about the beauty of abortion as a means to an end.

The other talks about the harmony between being a mother and being an abortion doctor.

We will examine the worldview assumptions behind mothers who praise abortion and mourn for the

culture's view of mothers.

I'm Seth Gruber and this is Unabordia.

So let's examine this first New York Times opinion editorial.

This one was released on June 30th, and the author's name is a woman by the name of Cindy

Leave.

And the name of her article is, let's talk about my abortion and yours.

Now, Cindy Leave, it's the former editor-in-chief of the magazine Glamour and the magazine called Self.

And the context of this article, what she's writing about is that, you know, women have been silent far too long on their abortions.

And women are loud on everything else,

but we're still silent about our abortions.

And we need not be.

We should be proud of our abortions.

Hashtag, shout your abortion.

So she rambles on in this article about how our women's rights

are under assault.

And so we all need to shout our abortions. But there's one on in this article about how our women's rights are under assault and so we all need to shout our abortions.

But there's one paragraph in this article that is incredibly telling, incredibly revealing in regards to where the culture finds themselves on the issue of abortion, why they see it as a social good.

So we're going to examine those worldview assumptions,

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