Motha' Theresa

[Minimalist]

[Sterben]

She may of been a good person, who helped with the needs of many by giving up her own needs and desires. Does this entitle this person to be considered good nature? If you ask me it makes them good and quite stupid. If you think about it, it's quite insane! To give up everything about your life to devote yourself to helping complete strangers; in exchange for nothing. Wow, I don't get it but hey I was not raised Catholic. Maybe I'm just far to selfish to have the desire to give up what I like to do for others.

[Anomalocaris]

Except her notion of "helping" others is those of a psychopath. If a psychopath gives up everything in her life to torture others, does that make her either good or stupid?

[KevinM1]

Hey, wait a minute...Doesn't the church like to sell pieces of saints clothes and body parts and shit?  I think they're called relics?

How many suckers are going to buy "A true piece of mother teresa's bra"?  Or some other nasty shit?

Here we go:

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...I'd hit it.

[Sterben]

Except her notion of "helping" others is those of a psychopath. If a psychopath gives up everything in her life to torture others, does that make her either good or stupid?

Spoken like a true person of reason, and I agree with you fully. Her actions in life made little sense; a person caring for random strangers, she must of felt a server sence of guilt about something she did in her life to take such drastic actions.

[Ben Davis]

Except her notion of "helping" others is those of a psychopath.   If a psychopath gives up everything in her life to torture others, does that make her either good or stupid?

       Spoken like a true person of reason, and I agree with you fully. Her actions in life made little sense; a person caring for random strangers, she must of felt a server sence of guilt about something she did in her life to take such drastic actions.

Sorry Sterben, you've missed the point. She didn't care for random strangers or anyone else for that matter. What she cared about was imposing her view, that people should suffer and die like Jesus in order to be close to the Catholic god, on to the most vulnerable in her society.

She was a sick, depraved murderer and it's an eternal indictment of the Catholic church that she was not only allowed but encouraged to carry out her wicked acts for their financial gain.

[Sterben]

       Spoken like a true person of reason, and I agree with you fully. Her actions in life made little sense; a person caring for random strangers, she must of felt a server sence of guilt about something she did in her life to take such drastic actions.

Sorry Sterben, you've missed the point. She didn't care for random strangers or anyone else for that matter. What she cared about was imposing her view, that people should suffer and die like Jesus in order to be close to the Catholic god, on to the most vulnerable in her society.

She was a sick, depraved murderer and it's an eternal indictment of the Catholic church that she was not only allowed but encouraged to carry out her wicked acts for their financial gain.

Wow, sorry I did miss your point. I had some idea of the life she lived, in which I had no idea that she kept people in such bad conditions. Thanks for informing me of the truith of the matter.

[Jesster]

Oh, so the sainthood canonization actually happened. What a joke. Then again, what isn't a joke when it comes to Catholicism?

[Cyberman]

I have nothing else to add; just that having this for a saint would be FRIGGIN' AWESOME!!!

[KevinM1]

I have nothing else to add; just that having this for a saint would be FRIGGIN' AWESOME!!!

Less frightening than the real thing.