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Posted on 02/20/2015 12:33:03 PM PST by RnMomof7
Show me where Jesus rescinded the law against eating blood. If He and the apostles ate blood they would have been sinning.
Every Mass is a miracle. The Eucharist is our daily bread, our manna come down from heaven. Praise Jesus, body, blood, soul and divinity in the Holy Eucharist. Just as Christ, in a moment of time and at a particular place, assumed our humanity, we at a moment in time and at a particularly place partake in Christ’s divinity.
Thanks for your thoughtful post. Your take on World and Church History, and the logic throughout your post is somewhat skewed. Approximately 180 degrees.
So the apostles, which the New Testament was written from, were lying? Clearly “take and eat, this is my body”... “Drink from it, all of you, for this is my blood of the covenant, which will be shed for many”
So I guess Christ lied also, right.
You can argue all kinds of things, but the Eucharist comes straight from the Lord himself!
Catholics wrote the New Testament and people say they are wrong???
Read about the early Church fathers. God Bless.
Yes. But you made your assertion totally gratuitously, while I backed my assertion up with proof.
The Holy Spirit must be moving within you to make that statement of faith and understanding.
May the faith and peace of Christ always live within you.
Ad Majoram Dei Gloriam
Seems like you're hedging a bit there Art.
Catholics on this board have repeatedly denied they are symbolic and are indeed flesh and blood.
So which is it?
And you still have a Jesus that sinned by eating blood.
What if one denomination is teaching that one is a helper or advocate other than the Holy Spirit?
What if one denomination is teaching someone tells Jesus what to do or who to save?
Should we be in agreement with that?
Had to look that one up (had forgotten). Yes, the Irish fireball was about as fond of the Catholic Church as old James Joyce. And I like everything on your “About” FR page.
I think that all of us help others know Jesus by our words and actions. The Holy Spirit guides us, but we have a role that Jesus assigned us.
I also think that we can pray for Jesus and His Father to help others.
We also need to practice magnanimity in how we deal with fellow Christians, NOT to condemn them or raise hate toward them, which I seen in occasional Catholic and Protestants threads here on FR.
Was Christ sitting next to the Father on His throne while He was on that cross?
1 John 3:16 This is how we know what love is: Jesus Christ laid down his life for us. And we ought to lay down our lives for our brothers and sisters.
Laid, past tense.
Hebrews 10:10 And by that will, we have been made holy through the sacrifice of the body of Jesus Christ once for all.
Once, not on and on.
Jebrews 9:28 so Christ also, having been offered once to bear the sins of many, will appear a second time, without sin, to those who are eagerly waiting for him for salvation.
Offered once, not offered over and over and over again.
No Jebrews to be found in my copy.
So you figure one religion is as good as another? Have you ever read the letters to the churches found in Revelation?
Evidentially you are confusing yourself with God
You mortal - God eternal
You subject to time and space - God timeless and infinte
You have a past and a future - God no past, no future only NOW
Methinks you do not understand that God exists outside of time and sace.
AMDG
It must be very, very, very sad to be a protestant....Christ gave us the Sacraments and you willingly discard them as folly......WOW...I cannot even imagine the depravity of that thought process...
ROFL! Oooops, fat fingers? An errant keyboard? The proof reader is on vacation? The potatoes were boiling over so I just hit enter? It’s gotta be somethin other then just me!
We serve a sinless Jesus. Catholics evidently serve one who sinned by eating blood.
Was Christ sitting next to the Father on His throne while He was on that cross?
Nope. No valid excuse. For you, twenty-six Heil Marys and a walk around the block backwards twice for pennance.
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