[Aliska]

Christianity has adopted many practices that aren't scriptural.

There is nothing explicit in the bible about women receiving communion (or eating the bread if you are protestant). You will want to put a stop to that for the sake of scriptural purity.

[CCWoody]

There is nothing explicit in the bible about women receiving communion (or eating the bread if you are protestant). You will want to put a stop to that for the sake of scriptural purity.

This is irrelavent to the discussion. You RC's have put for the idea that "Prayer to to the Saints... is Scriptural." If it's not, then simply admit that it is not and we can then move onto the question of is it right. If it is, then please produce the scripture cites, with your explaination, to show that it is Scriptural.

Besides, you are probably think about your blasphemous RC Eucharist as being not Scriptural. I'd agree as any type of Communion which has a priest calling down Jesus to be murdered on the altar every week is not Scriptural. Nevertheless, I can defend my beliefs regarding the Lord Supper directly from the Scriptures.

[RnMomof7]

There is nothing explicit in the bible about women receiving communion (or eating the bread if you are protestant). You will want to put a stop to that for the sake of scriptural purity.

sure there is

Gal 3:28 There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus.

God is not a respecter of persons..When He looks at the saints He sees His son!