[Legatus]

I want to thank you for providing the context for the Mother Teresa statement. It’s bothered me having seen it in isolation in the past, seeing the statement in full indicates that whoever originated the abbreviated quote was deliberately distorting what she intended.

So, thank you.

[Mad Dawg]

I hope that many who quoted it here just copied it from some Jean's House of Fabricated Anti-Teresa Evidence. But when I read that part of the paragraph wrenched from its context I remember that the Truth nauseates Satan.

Somebody intended that others believe what was not true. And to bring that about he lied.

How does it glorify Jesus to lie about someone?

[Dr. Eckleburg]

So you deny the letters written by Mother Teresa? Nearly 50 years of letters revealing a loss of faith. Letters where she wrote she had even stopped praying.

Were those letters forgeries?

The book about Mother Teresa’s loss of faith, “Mother Teresa: Come Be My Light,” was compiled by a Roman Catholic.

Was he lying?

Mad Dawg and you say somehow her letters distort what she really meant. Mad Dawg says comments about her letters are “morally and physically revolting.”

Wouldn’t it make more sense to wonder why Mother Teresa lost her faith than to slander those who notice such things and are saddened by the fact that Rome preaches such a threadbare Gospel?