[Theo]

So Jesus ate Himself at The Last Supper. See how heresies sound really dumb when you really think about them?

[fidelis]

So Jesus ate Himself at The Last Supper. See how heresies sound really dumb when you really think about them?

Refresh my memory: which Scripture passage states that Jesus himself consumed the bread after he blessed it and gave it to his disciples?

Perhaps you should become more familiar with the Scriptures and Catholic teaching before you make such childishly embarrassing statements as if nobody in 2000 years ever thought about it before.

[vladimir998]

So Jesus was born of a virgin? See how truth sounds really dumb when you think about it with a carnal mind?

[Gumdrop]

You know that we Christians are being assaulted on every side by our enemies, don’t you? If you choose not to believe in transubstantiation, that is your prerogative. But since all Christians are part of the “Body of Christ”, a bit of respect would be helpful.

“So Jesus ate Himself at The Last Supper. See how heresies sound really dumb when you really think about them?.....”

This is actually an insipid statement. As a Catholic I should be angry with you, but I am not - and I acknowledge that there is an equal amount of disrespect coming from my side as well.

The article above had a lot of truth. What it was missing were the accolades due to some really great Christian heroes. Billy Graham amongst others is one of the most impressive Christians ever.

So let us all be more understanding, and love one another, as Jesus loved us.

We all have bigger fish to fry!

[Mrs. Don-o]

I always figured that when Jesus says "This is My Body," you can either say,

• "No, it's not", or
• "Amen."

Now I see there''s a third response:

• "Ha, what a dumb heresy."

And what makes you think Jesus ate these consecrated elements? Scripture says He "gave them to His disciples." But if you want to make things up in order to ridicule His sacred gift of Himself --- well, I'm sure you're neither the first nor the last. There have always been mockers. In post-Christian cultures it's almost incessant.