@TFCOZ1@ContraMolinism Transubstantiation is not physical presence, but a substantial presence. Contrary to popular Lutheran thought, the Reformed are closer to Rome in regards the presence of Christ in the Eucharist.
@DannyMorgan0@IFFFMEISTER And yet we still must teach the truth regarding the Holy Sacrament for it feeds us the body and blood of our Lord. Baptist theology is so distant from historic Christianity yet so prevalent and so we must catechize those unknowing of the truth.
@TheRhetorRick When looking at the Church throughout time the supper was very often considered the most important part of the service and why wouldn’t it be. It’s the body and blood of God himself given for us. In it we receive Christ in a different manner than the word, we need both.
@ZacharyGarris The body and blood of our Lord should not be withheld from faithful recipients because of “practical” reasons. Word AND sacrament are essential to the divine service.