it's low IQ because you take the literalist interpretation

when he was clearly not being literal

l am very high IQ

He was being literal and the Church has been teaching that forever

the bread and wine substantially become the body and blood of Christ

@agag No dude, he was not being literal. He was teaching through allegory, like in every other instance with the parables.

it's not a parable

It's either a sacrament or ordinance in most cases

do this in rememberance of me, and it's also a sacrifice

I know. It was an allegory. The bread and wine are used as symbols for His sacrifice, and for your enlightenment and bliss attained through aligning your mind unto His.

You are taking it too literally

like "if I don't eat this bread and wine I am damned dood"

that's not the point

the physical symbol is there to explain a deeper concept

Communtion

you're introducing strange doctrines and heresies into it by claiming Christ was a Vedic and this is some sort of Vedic worship

it's not strange at all

the bread and wine are literally, substantially the body and blood of Christ

no dude, they literally are not, we can test them during the eucharist procedure

that'

that's not what he was trying to say

Christ was a Second Temple Jew

well he wasn't Vedic, he was teaching through the hebrew religion, but he was teaching natural law

which is in contradiction with jews

in essence really

they are a demonic race generally

I have the Church and the Scripture, Christ established the Church

What is the translations we can take from the original text?

if you believe in Christ but not the teachings of His Church then you do not believe in Christ

@agag all we're saying is that the way you purify your mind of degeneracy is you concentrate on Christ, focus on Him, and worship Christ to know the Father through Him

why is this bad?

Attitudes t-"BOY"

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you will go to hell for introducing it to Christianity

Matthew 23:12

**Matthew 23:12 - New Revised Standard Version (NRSV)**

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<12> All who exalt themselves will be humbled, and all who humble themselves will be exalted. ```

@Thule-Gesellschaft [☩] the problem is it implies purification is possible

Thanos can run over me with his car tbh

@agag it's temporary, nobody is saying you can become some perfect sinless man

Vedics don't claim that either

you should try your best to be as perfect as possible but you can not achieve it