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Originally Posted by Caribsun
I agree...all of us at some point have already or will question our faith in God. She didn't give up what she was doing, so I'm not reading too much into this stuff...with the people she was serving, she probably saw ugliness that many of us will never see up close. Why be surprised that she'd question her faith at some points in her life.  |
Originally Posted by laFemmeChaude
She's human. And went through the same things many of us did. Having doubts and drawing a conclusion are two different things IMHO.
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Originally Posted by DJ
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See the bolded in response to your bring up "her doubts persisted until death." Besides, the way Mother Theresa didn't draw a concrete conclusion in light of her doubts the same way we shouldn't draw a conclusion in light of a news article with excerpts from her letters.
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