Why not answer the question? Either it’s the earthly flesh or the “flesh” of the transfigured Jesus. Of course you have a serious problem because “mortal flesh” cannot enter heaven and if you say transfigured “flesh” for some odd reason you have a more serious problem it seems. Either you deny His resurrection and transfiguration and put Him back into His mortal flesh or …….?
see post #160. is Jesus capable in His resurrected Body of walking thru walls? again, there is only one Jesus, true God and true man.
Colossians 1:27 says Christ in you the hope of glory.
is Christ in believers or not?
We he believes that they ate the ACTUAL REAL FLESH OF THE HUMAN BODY OF CHRIST ..at the last supper.. and He even chewed on Himself a bit.. so you are not likely to get an answer to that question either..
Your answer will not be understood. Any discussion of the Real Presence requires an understanding of the philosophical concept of "substance". Like gravity which requires a working knowledge of calculus and physics to explain, Catholic theology requires an understanding of concepts not readily expressed in the vernacular English or in the bumper sticker snippets so loved by Protestants.
It is clear that Protestants and Catholics do not speak the same language. I have rarely seen any knowledge of or desire to learn Catholic theology among the anti-Catholics and that goes double for those who boast of being former Catholics. And even if you do answer the question you can be expected to be asked it again, and again, and again.