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Title: She's no Mother Teresa.
Review: This book is low on facts and high on the catholic party line.David Scott presents his enemies in wrong and unflattering ways. On page 48, Scott writes, "...the century when Darwin announced his "discovery" that man descended from apes:..." Darwin used his brain and proposed a theory to explain things. Scott tries to inject mystical meaning to mundane things; he makes a big deal about how little we know of Mother Teresa's life before she became a nun. Scott mentions Mother Teresa's critic's but misrepresents their positions and dismisses them as unimportant. Surprisingly, Scott admits that Mother Teresa took big money from unsavory donors, and that she secretly performed unrequested deathbed baptisms.Despite his sub-title, The Meaning of Mother Teresa, David Scott does not offer us any data to use to evaluate or to understand Mother Teresa. This is not a good biography, it is not even a good public relations document.
