This article is a repost of a portion of an article about fifteen great people that were actually terrible hypocrites.
It's borderline blasphemous to criticize Mother Teresa, or Saint Teresa as of September 4, 2016. No one did more to help the poor and the sick, right? Well, not quite. As reported by the Times of India, Mother Teresa's true motives were actually kind of selfish, with less focus on helping people, and more on boosting the numbers for her own religion.
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Frank Lee's insertion here.
(God allows us to get a peek at the founding of the Roman Catholic church by specifically inserting this scripture. It gives us a look at one of the founding members and the satanic spirit driving that founding member by insisting that a mere woman, though blessed she was, should be adored and worshipped rather than God whose name is jealous)
Luke 11:27 KJVS
And it came to pass, as he spake these things, a certain woman of the company lifted up her voice, and said unto him, Blessed is the womb that bare thee, and the paps which thou hast sucked.
Mother Teresa believed the sick must suffer like Christ on the cross, they suggest.
"There is something beautiful in seeing the poor accept their lot, to suffer it like Christ's Passion. The world gains much from their suffering," the journalist Christopher Hitchens reported her as saying.
(Hitchens referred to her as "a fanaticist, a fundamentalist and a fraud.")
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Mother Teresa's missions, despite having tons of charitable donations at their disposal, rarely — if ever — actually helped poor, sick people become healthy. In fact, most of these places, according to a 2013 paper published in Studies in Religion, were dirty, short on doctors, low on food, and largely bereft of painkillers. Nevertheless, Teresa found the suffering beautiful, like it was making the world a better, holier place. We know this because she said it to the famously anti-religious writer Christopher Hitchens: "There is something beautiful in seeing the poor accept their lot, to suffer it like Christ's Passion. The world gains much from their suffering."
Naturally, this didn't apply to Teresa herself, who, according to Hitchens, would regularly get care at good, American hospitals when sick. Apparently, the world would've gained nothing if she suffered.
But Teresa's true goal was to use her charitable efforts to convert people to Roman Catholicism. Remember how she invoked "Christ's Passion?" That's because she truly felt that the poor, the sick, and the suffering were akin to Jesus on the cross. If they suffered as He did, in her mind, that would bring them closer to Him. It would seem she skipped the parts in the Bible where Jesus actually healed sick people.
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Time and again we see men glorifying men rather than God who alone is worthy of glory. Men always ignore the jealousy of God, that He will NOT Allow the sharing of His glory.
Religion kills, Jesus Christ makes alive. We must all watch, be aware of where our loyalties lie. I ask myself;.
Who are we defending and why?
It's borderline blasphemous to criticize Mother Teresa, or Saint Teresa as of September 4, 2016. No one did more to help the poor and the sick, right? Well, not quite. As reported by the Times of India, Mother Teresa's true motives were actually kind of selfish, with less focus on helping people, and more on boosting the numbers for her own religion.
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Frank Lee's insertion here.
(God allows us to get a peek at the founding of the Roman Catholic church by specifically inserting this scripture. It gives us a look at one of the founding members and the satanic spirit driving that founding member by insisting that a mere woman, though blessed she was, should be adored and worshipped rather than God whose name is jealous)
Luke 11:27 KJVS
And it came to pass, as he spake these things, a certain woman of the company lifted up her voice, and said unto him, Blessed is the womb that bare thee, and the paps which thou hast sucked.
Mother Teresa believed the sick must suffer like Christ on the cross, they suggest.
"There is something beautiful in seeing the poor accept their lot, to suffer it like Christ's Passion. The world gains much from their suffering," the journalist Christopher Hitchens reported her as saying.
(Hitchens referred to her as "a fanaticist, a fundamentalist and a fraud.")
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Mother Teresa's missions, despite having tons of charitable donations at their disposal, rarely — if ever — actually helped poor, sick people become healthy. In fact, most of these places, according to a 2013 paper published in Studies in Religion, were dirty, short on doctors, low on food, and largely bereft of painkillers. Nevertheless, Teresa found the suffering beautiful, like it was making the world a better, holier place. We know this because she said it to the famously anti-religious writer Christopher Hitchens: "There is something beautiful in seeing the poor accept their lot, to suffer it like Christ's Passion. The world gains much from their suffering."
Naturally, this didn't apply to Teresa herself, who, according to Hitchens, would regularly get care at good, American hospitals when sick. Apparently, the world would've gained nothing if she suffered.
But Teresa's true goal was to use her charitable efforts to convert people to Roman Catholicism. Remember how she invoked "Christ's Passion?" That's because she truly felt that the poor, the sick, and the suffering were akin to Jesus on the cross. If they suffered as He did, in her mind, that would bring them closer to Him. It would seem she skipped the parts in the Bible where Jesus actually healed sick people.
Read More: Respected historical figures who were actually bad
Time and again we see men glorifying men rather than God who alone is worthy of glory. Men always ignore the jealousy of God, that He will NOT Allow the sharing of His glory.
Religion kills, Jesus Christ makes alive. We must all watch, be aware of where our loyalties lie. I ask myself;.
Who are we defending and why?
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