[Cronos]

Also do note that she talks about the REAL presence i.e. the physical presence - which is what Orthodox, Copts, Catholics and Lutherans believe in.

This does not negate from Christ being present with us spiritually. So we are talking in parallel. What is important is that she grew and grows deeper in Christ

[daniel1212]

Also do note that she talks about the REAL presence i.e. the physical presence - which is what Orthodox, Copts, Catholics and Lutherans believe in.

REALLY? The Lutheran Real Presence (which apparent was originally an Anglican term for their different belief) is the same as that of Catholics?

And that by "physical presence" you mean as Christ was manifestly incarnated on earth, "which we have heard, which we have seen with our eyes, which we have looked upon, and our hands have handled, of the Word of life," (1 John 1:1) and maintains that, or a christ whose appearance does not correspond to what he physically is, such as John contrasts the true Christ with?

And which "presence" only remains as long as the non-existent visible species do not manifestly decay?