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BTW, if it's true that Mother Teresa placed a higher priority on "conversion" than she placed on seeing to physical needs, that should not be surprise. It should be expected if she was a sincere Christian.

I notice that the "take" is garnered from an atheists' web site. On what basis do atheists say that, assuming the piece is absolutely accurate in conveying Mother Teresa's impact, anything she did was "wrong?" What intrinsic standard do they appeal to?