Indigenous Tribes Push Back Against Evangelical Missionaries

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Anonymous wrote:Mother Teresa is the perfect example of missionaries who do significant harm against the people they claim to want to help.

what did mother Teresa do

Wow. Do you live under a rock?

[Anonymous]

Believe it or not, UN aid workers and foreign aid do bad things
There has been reports that refugee camp women have to trade sexual favors for them
Health clinics that receive US aid are not allowed to even refer a patient to another place to get an abortion
Most aid goes to pockets of corrupt politicians, very little actually benefits the people intendef

[Anonymous]

Missionaries are frequently the only ones providing womens health care and access to birth control for women in many parts of the world.

[Anonymous]

I stayed with a Catholic mission in an indigenous region of Panama in the mid-1990s. The Catholic priests and nuns provided birth control to women who wanted it and prepared a hot meal for the community every day, among other charitable deeds like providing medicine. On the other hand, there was an expectation that the community attend mass and participate in church life.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mother Teresa is the perfect example of missionaries who do significant harm against the people they claim to want to help.

what did mother Teresa do

Wow. Do you live under a rock?

NP and I also don’t know.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:You know indigenous tribes all over the world have been doing this to missionaries ever since those idiots thought it was part of God's work to go and bother them on their land? Missionaries have been killed, scalped, boiled alive, eaten, etc...

Having lived in an African country, I can say they also do good work

Having lived in an African country myself, I can say that missionaries do awful things.

What are the awful things you’ve witnessed missionaries doing?

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/religion/ungodly-abuse-lasting-torment-new-tribes-missionary-kids-n967191

"The organization, after facing pressure from abuse survivors, did eventually commission an independent, pull-no-punches probe of one of its schools, in Senegal. The 2010 report painted a damning portrait of New Tribes, accusing the organization of creating a culture of systemic abuse that included sexual harassment and abuse of more than 20 children."

The children in this article are the children of missionaries…

Did you read the article? Missionaries in the field can’t take their children with them and they entrust their children to the care of others. These are children of missionaries abused by a caretaker. This was not a case of missionaries abusing people they were helping in 3rd world countries. Did you witness this? pp has never returned to tell us of the abuse they say they saw missionaries commit.

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/oregon-missionary-found-guilty-sexually-abusing-six-cambodian-children-orphanage

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/christian-charity-paid-alleged-sex-abuse-victims-former-haiti-missionary-n1049916

Google is your friend. There are tons of cases of abuse by missionaries.

Meanwhile missionaries also do good things, too. Those things are ignored here.

Where is pp with the first hand eyewitnesses account of the evil she witnessed being perpetrated by missionaries?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You know indigenous tribes all over the world have been doing this to missionaries ever since those idiots thought it was part of God's work to go and bother them on their land? Missionaries have been killed, scalped, boiled alive, eaten, etc...

Having lived in an African country, I can say they also do good work

Having lived in an African country myself, I can say that missionaries do awful things.

What are the awful things you’ve witnessed missionaries doing?

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/religion/ungodly-abuse-lasting-torment-new-tribes-missionary-kids-n967191

"The organization, after facing pressure from abuse survivors, did eventually commission an independent, pull-no-punches probe of one of its schools, in Senegal. The 2010 report painted a damning portrait of New Tribes, accusing the organization of creating a culture of systemic abuse that included sexual harassment and abuse of more than 20 children."

The children in this article are the children of missionaries…

Did you read the article? Missionaries in the field can’t take their children with them and they entrust their children to the care of others. These are children of missionaries abused by a caretaker. This was not a case of missionaries abusing people they were helping in 3rd world countries. Did you witness this? pp has never returned to tell us of the abuse they say they saw missionaries commit.

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/oregon-missionary-found-guilty-sexually-abusing-six-cambodian-children-orphanage

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/christian-charity-paid-alleged-sex-abuse-victims-former-haiti-missionary-n1049916

Google is your friend. There are tons of cases of abuse by missionaries.

Meanwhile missionaries also do good things, too. Those things are ignored here.

Where is pp with the first hand eyewitnesses account of the evil she witnessed being perpetrated by missionaries?

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Missionaries are frequently the only ones providing womens health care and access to birth control for women in many parts of the world.

Examples?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Missionaries are frequently the only ones providing womens health care and access to birth control for women in many parts of the world.

Examples?

07:22

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I stayed with a Catholic mission in an indigenous region of Panama in the mid-1990s. The Catholic priests and nuns provided birth control to women who wanted it and prepared a hot meal for the community every day, among other charitable deeds like providing medicine. On the other hand, there was an expectation that the community attend mass and participate in church life.

The Catholic priests and nuns? They blatantly went against church law?

Where was this?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Missionaries are frequently the only ones providing womens health care and access to birth control for women in many parts of the world.

Examples?

07:22

Sounds sus

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I stayed with a Catholic mission in an indigenous region of Panama in the mid-1990s. The Catholic priests and nuns provided birth control to women who wanted it and prepared a hot meal for the community every day, among other charitable deeds like providing medicine. On the other hand, there was an expectation that the community attend mass and participate in church life.

The Catholic priests and nuns? They blatantly went against church law?

Where was this?

There appear to be rogue Catholic organizations operating programs under the radar and against church orthodoxy:

https://lepantoin.org/catholic-medical-mission-board-promotes-distributes-condoms/

Again, organized religion is not organized religion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mother Teresa is the perfect example of missionaries who do significant harm against the people they claim to want to help.

what did mother Teresa do

Wow. Do you live under a rock?

NP and I also don’t know.

This isn’t loading well for me on my computer so I can’t be sure, but it was Christopher Hitchens who wrote a book (and this piece https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2003/10/the-fanatic-fraudulent-mother-teresa.html) about her. IIRC, the gist was that she kept people in a dire, poorly run clinic and never gave them the drugs that would have cured their conditions while she herself took off for modern medical care in the US.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mother Teresa is the perfect example of missionaries who do significant harm against the people they claim to want to help.

what did mother Teresa do

Wow. Do you live under a rock?

NP and I also don’t know.

This isn’t loading well for me on my computer so I can’t be sure, but it was Christopher Hitchens who wrote a book (and this piece https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2003/10/the-fanatic-fraudulent-mother-teresa.html) about her. IIRC, the gist was that she kept people in a dire, poorly run clinic and never gave them the drugs that would have cured their conditions while she herself took off for modern medical care in the US.

And the pushback is that she was running a hospice, not a medical clinic, on a shoestring. Hospices don’t give out drugs besides the palliative type. When my mom was in hospice she only got palliative care.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mother Teresa is the perfect example of missionaries who do significant harm against the people they claim to want to help.

what did mother Teresa do

Wow. Do you live under a rock?

NP and I also don’t know.

This isn’t loading well for me on my computer so I can’t be sure, but it was Christopher Hitchens who wrote a book (and this piece https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2003/10/the-fanatic-fraudulent-mother-teresa.html) about her. IIRC, the gist was that she kept people in a dire, poorly run clinic and never gave them the drugs that would have cured their conditions while she herself took off for modern medical care in the US.

And the pushback is that she was running a hospice, not a medical clinic, on a shoestring. Hospices don’t give out drugs besides the palliative type. When my mom was in hospice she only got palliative care.

And the response is that she cared for people with curable diseases who had no business being in a hospice