And it is why I quote the Apology of Augsburg (that which is seen, etc) and not the Formula of Concord (in, with, and under).Perhaps. IT is one reason on here that I tend to say Real Presence instead of Transubstantiation.
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And it is why I quote the Apology of Augsburg (that which is seen, etc) and not the Formula of Concord (in, with, and under).Perhaps. IT is one reason on here that I tend to say Real Presence instead of Transubstantiation.
See I don’t agree with that underdog. Alot of my protestant friends believe that it is a symbol of Jesus body and blood. They do not believe that it is the real deal as we say.I think all Christians see the bread and wine as Jesus’ body and blood.
You too huh. And here is the best part, when you ask them what did Jesus mean when he said Matt 9:6 Jesus tells us he was given authority on earth to forgive sins, and then says in 8 that this authority was given to men.I would suggest that the biggest problem that Protestants have with the Eucharist is the priesthood.
Protestants don’t believe in the priesthood. They don’t believe that a priest acts in persona Christi (person of Christ). So, when the priest holds the bread and says “This is my body”, the Protestants think this is blasphamy.
(You should hear the Protestants freak out when a priest says “I absolve you of your sins”)
I’m still here, and I will answer your question.You too huh. And here is the best part, when you ask them what did Jesus mean when he said Matt 9:6 Jesus tells us he was given authority on earth to forgive sins, and then says in 8 that this authority was given to men.
They either scatter, or change the subject real fast. Go figure. And all we are trying to do is defend our faith. Its like they can we can’t. How about Catholic’s never read the bible. Thats a oldie but goodie. But get into a debate with them, and they can’t answer you. Scram they are gone. Or, say please don’t bother me. But if they think they got us. Look out. We don’t even get a second to defend ourself.
What makes you consider yourself a liberal Catholic?
I’m not sure what that means.