Well prepared people friendly waffer biscuit

[guanophore]

I appreitiate the time and effort it took you to respond to my post, however I was hoping for a deeper response, one perhaps that was more oh I don’t know? more based on the biblical truth, rather than a doctrinal theory or iligimate ritual.

Can you please explain to me what an iligimate ritual is?

you see the bread and wine are symbols alway’s were alway’s have been, for the wine to turn to Blood and the bread or the well prepared people friendly waffer biscuit to be the actual body, well that would be some what cannabalistic, Jesus was illastrating to the disciples the need to remember the great sacrifice that was about to take place.

You know, it is very interesting that the critics of the early Christians leveled this charge. I wonder why?

John the baptist never dropped water on the heads of people as they came to be baptized, the word baptized means full immersion, Bless you
Marty

Hmmm. Wonder how you saw that,revmarty…
Wonder if you know how shallow the water in the Jordan is…

 

[kentuckyliz]

I found this thread from new posts, and the misspelling of the word “waffer” had me thinking that it was a joke thread, referring to that restaurant scene in Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life. The waiter (John Cleese) was trying to convince an ultragluttonous morbidly obese man (Michael Palin? Hard to tell under the fat costume) to have a dessert mint.

"It’s waffer thin!"

I won’t describe what happens next.

Eating Christ (as He commanded) isn’t difficult.

***“It’s waffer thin!”

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