-- now between C and L there are very serious differences, especially in the matter of the Holy Eucharist -- Lutherans believe that the Holy Eucharist has the True Presence of Christ, while Calvinists (depending on which Calvinists of course) don't quite agree with thatAnd this 'christian' finds them both somewhat amplified.
Why was a yearly meal of rememberance good enough for the Jews; and yet - for born again Christians - they seemingly have to be 'reminded' every time they darken the doors of a church?
Have NONE of you guys posting here ever partaken of a Seder?
Each of the items on the menu are explained as they related to Judism (and still do). Our church does this yearly; but we STILL fall back on 'tradition' at LEAST 4 times a year (if not more) of having COMMUNION.
How does a little chunk of bread and a sip of wine (or grape juice) [or even WATER if you are a MORMON] equate to what we find in the NT??
1 Corinthians 11:34 (niv)
And when I come I will give further directions.
Ok Paul; what are they?
I've gone for a Seder. however, my point is that if we get into a circle firing of blaming Catholics or Protestants for the Nazis (who were NOT Christians) or supporting them, we are idiots.
The Nazis were pagans who wanted to restore Germany to the Nordic religion.