Re: Mother Teresa

From: gdimase_at_hotmail.com
Date: Sat, 29 Jul 2006 16:13:14 -0400
Message-id: <BAY123-DAV10967F8EECB10CC99FDB23BF5E0@phx.gbl>

Sorry to get involved but.... are you confusing soul with spirit?

In distinction to spirit which may or may not be eternal, souls are usually
(but not always) considered to be immortal and to pre-exist their
incarnation in flesh.

We live with a spirit (your body loose weight after death), suffering is
good for the spirit to relief human pain, human plesures of any kind just
make you suffer more.

Just try it !

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Subject: Mother Teresa

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> I know this sounds strange to some people, but it is consistent with
> much of Christian thinking, both modern and historical. The mystic
> poet, San Juan de la Cruz sent away singers who had come to his room
> to console him remarking that the pleasure of the song would make him
> forget the pain that God had sent him. This was in the 16th century.
>
> Sandy
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> >
> >
> >Jack, you may not be aware of this, but a considerable outcry
> >against "Mother Theresa" says that she cruelly denied pain relief to
> >her dying patients, for some reason about something like suffering
> >being good for the soul. (And I'm NOT making this up. Have read it
> >several places & several times.)
> >
> >J.
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