> The cause of reason has no bearing at all. The cause of reason is what we call God. What you think that is, is very disputed, like I wrote in my previous co

> The cause of reason has no bearing at all. The cause of reason is what we call God. What you think that is, is very disputed, like I wrote in my previous comment. When you think your God exists in the same way that the sky has a color, then I can assure you, that God doesn't exist. Atheists often take pride in rejecting "Gods" that a Christian also rejects and thinks they don't exist. > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Missionary_Position:_Mother_Teresa_in_Theory_and_Practice https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Missionary_Position:_Mothe... That article presents multiple positions of that subject, I would probably side more with Leys there. Richness and poverty are not a goal in itself, but all means to an end. The poorest of the poor can have a richer life than a very rich. Mother Teresa was not a medical doctor and never claimed to be. She was treating peoples hearts, not their bodies. The church doesn't think salvation means to be rich. Actually quite the opposite.