[terycarl]

It tolerates ignorant Catholics, so, to be fair... Yeah, both of them. Who is the other one?

Not certain, could have been St Peter....he actually believed Christ when He said " THIS IS MY BODY"...Imagine that....of course you don't believe that....

[antceecee]

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[Elsie]

Not certain, could have been St Peter....he actually believed Christ when He said " THIS IS MY BODY"...

Get thee behind me, Satan.

Did Peter 'believe' that as well?

[Syncro]

It tolerates ignorant Catholics, so, to be fair... Yeah, both of them.

Who is the other one?

Not certain

Thank you for being honest concerning your Pluralistic ignorance:

Pluralistic ignorance

In social psychology, pluralistic ignorance is a situation in which a majority of group members privately reject a norm, but incorrectly assume that most others accept it, and therefore go along with it. This is also described as "no one believes, but everyone thinks that everyone believes."

The "norm" here being that Peter was there when Jesus instituted what is commonly called communion.

He was given a piece of bread about which Jesus said "This is my Body" and Peter could see the metaphor involved--Jesus did not rip off His flesh.

Jesus said do this IN REMEMBERANCE of me.

Take a block of time to completely read the Gospel of John after sincerely praying for the Holy Spirit to guide you in all understanding.

It can bring you to a state of being born again and have Jesus in you and you in Jesus and create in you a marvelous personal relationship with God through Jesus.