[xone]

As you know, the Roman Catholic transubstantiation differs from the Lutheran view, so that would be a bar in any case. The Lord's Supper has an individual as well as a corporate confession. Combining heterodoxy and orthodoxy results in confusion. We as Christian Lutherans have a responsibility to those who commune at our altars.

I refer you to an article you posted, did you agree with it or not?

Does Being and Remaining Lutheran Still Matter?

American Lutheran Publicity Bureau ^ | 25 June AD 2010 | Rev. Paul T. McCain

Posted on Friday, June 25, 2010 1:23:56 PM by lightman

As for ELCA, I would think that you would agree that they have slipped the leash, no longer christian or lutheran.

[lightman]

As for ELCA, I would think that you would agree that they have slipped the leash, no longer christian or lutheran.

This is most certainly true.

Which is why I am within a fortnight of my one year anniversary of departing the ELCA for the LCMC.