[Syncro]

Let me know if anyone posts some more to refute.

Better still, perhaps you could boil down a single point that doesn't require becoming a neo-gnostic Christian to appreciate?

Clever little dig to divert the conversation, but I fixed it.

Would you like to be shown the simple Biblical scriptures that lead to everlasting life and a personal relationship with Jesus? I would be pleased to quote them for you straight from God's word, the Holy Bible.

[papertyger]

I’m always amused when posters are so determined to find malfeasance they neglect to entertain authentic questions.

[papertyger]

Would you like to be shown the simple Biblical scriptures that lead to everlasting life and a personal relationship with Jesus? I would be pleased to quote them for you straight from God's word, the Holy Bible.

Been there, done that, but thanks for the offer!

[daniel1212]

Clever little dig to divert the conversation, but I fixed it.

Well, "real" flesh and blood but which is unbloody and looks, tastes, and scientifically tests as bread and wine seems too neoplatonic and much a form of gnosticism, if not as extreme as,

That great modern representative of the Gnosis, C.G. Jung, had a great interest in the Christian sacraments, particularly in the Mass. He repeatedly stated that he considered Catholicism a far more complete religion than its Protestant counterparts...According to Jung, the Mass, when properly understood, is best treated as an act of high magic. - http://gnosis.org/gnosis_eucharist1.html