It looks like you are trying to have it both ways. You seem to be telling me that if I believe that the Holy Spirit is saying that the Eucharist as the actual Body of Christ, that I'm wrong. But it also looks like you are trying to avoid telling me I'm wrong. So please clarify. In my belief that the Holy Spirit is saying [through the Magisterium] that the Eucharist is the actual body of Christ, am I right or wrong?
-A8
O.K. It O.K. to be a heretic.. Its not about what you believe its who you ARE that counts(family) to the Holy Spirit.. "You MUST be born again"- Jesus.. NOT you must be completly accurate in dogma..
So then... you can say(to yourself) that Jesus is magisterially transformed from bread into flesh which is of course nonsense.. and the Holy Spirit will not reject you.. Cause we are ALL heretical in some points.. because of the observer problem.. Heresy is just being wrong spiritually in some point.. Being a human means you are a little thick.. surely the Holy Spirit knows that.. If you are not born again then you are not even on the train and are still at the train station..