What name comes to mind when one thinks of the world's idea of a saint? Why, Mother Teresa, of course. But what did Mother Teresa think of herself? In a book published by Doubleday in 2007, this woman believed that she was the
epitome of darkness and would never make it to heaven. Here is the classic example of the curse of darkness and death that settles upon the head and heart of anyone tricked by Satan into believing that the old humanity is still alive and kicking.
