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It would be impossible to cannibalize Jesus. His flesh is divine. Not human.You wrote that "every" Christian believed in the real presence in the Eucharist. Christianity is a heart condition and only God knows the condition of the heart. So to claim that "every" Christian believed it, you are claiming you know people's heart.
I think it can be demonstrated that not everyone did in the real presence.
He also said, "do this in remembrance of me." The Apostles did not proceed to cannibalize Jesus. It is clearly symbolic.
The Greek word is anamnesis. The same word was used in how the Jews remember the Passover-by eating the lamb every year.
Now you are trying to say you know my heart. Don't think so.And please lose the condescending tone, it is offensive
Turn around and look in the mirror, regarding claiming to know men's hearts.Again, you are claiming to know men's hearts by saying they did not understand it.
The truth remains, the apostles were kind of dense regarding the teachings of Christ because he was so radical. They proved it every time they questioned Him in the gospels. I don't need to read hearts.
Obviously, you don't know "Roman" Catholic dogma. But there is only one Church instituted by Christ.No, if you follow Roman Catholic dogma, you believe in sola ecclesia.
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No doubt. But the truth is not based on popularity.
[/quote]As proven in John 6 when Jesus' own disciples walked away when he told them they must eat his flesh and drink his blood to have eternal life.
I can prove it. Define "justification."This is demonstrably not true.
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