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i've seen churches that use wine, other grape juice
what is the difference?
what is the difference?
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i've seen churches that use wine, other grape juice
what is the difference?
Well, one is fermented and the other isn't.i've seen churches that use wine, other grape juice
what is the difference?
i've seen churches that use wine, other grape juice what is the difference?
...They say the alcohol content in the day would have been much lower than today's standard.
Looked up wine consumption by country once and was surprised to see that Vatican City has one of the highest per capita daily consumption. Like 5 times higher than the U.S. Then I realized that there are less than 1000 people who live there and they serve communion wine to thousands daily. Sip by Sip adds up.i've seen churches that use wine, other grape juice
what is the difference?
Vatican City has one of the highest per capita daily consumption.
Like 5 times higher than the U.S. Then I realized that there are less than 1000 people who live there and they serve communion wine to thousands daily. Sip by Sip adds up.
Wine not only represents the blood of Christ but it is what Jesus used at the Last Supper when he instituted the ordinance and commended it to his followers. Grape juice was not involved.Wine represents the blood of Christ. Grape juice does not.
Who are "they?" Do you have a citation for that?
However, from what Justin Martyr wrote, it appears that they did water down the wine they used for communion, as a normal practice--but he did not attach any theological reason to it.
Ancient wine could not have been any less alcoholic than traditional wines today. That's a matter of natural chemistry...However, from what Justin Martyr wrote, it appears that they did water down the wine they used for communion, as a normal practice--but he did not attach any theological reason to it.
There you go.
and for ordinary use as well.
I do believe wine in the day was as alcoholic as ours
Well for sure The Bible mentions quite a few people getting drunk. It also says that drunkards will not go to heaven. Obviously there was some strong booze back then.
M-Bob
Well, one is fermented and the other isn't.
Traditional worship incorporates wine as that is what Our Lord used during the Last Supper.