symbolicly

he also said that whoever eats his bread symbolizing him would never die, and strangely all people who take commuinion still die naturally

If you still beleive that transubstantiationism is real then show me proof that it does become human flesh and human blood in the body after taken

He meant never die spiritually, for someone who is calling us simple-minded for interpreting things literally, you sure do take things literally

Hey, it got re-added!!!

@Onespicyboi i like where your head is

Thank you

Sry for ping tho

It’s all good

Number 4 had me dying of laughter.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uN95T-mMpnc

I laughed at 13.

I have a question and I haven’t been able to find a straight answer on Google- when God says you can’t eat the life blood of an animal (I can’t remember exactly how/where the verse was.) does it mean eating any blood like in a rare steak or if the animal is still alive?

That's found in the Book of Leviticus and is part of Jewish law. It's in reference to any blood as the blood is the life of the animal. However, as Christians we are not subjected to Jewish law as Christ fulfilled the law. He stated that multiple times, it's reiterated multiple times in the New Testament, and particularly at Peter's vision in I think Acts 6 right before he goes to see Cornelius the Centurian. There God tells Peter to not call unclean that which He has made clean as Peter was still stuck on adhering solely to Jewish law.

Hope that helps.

That actually helps a lot, thanks.

Any belief in God, and that Jesus is God, and that he came to save us requires a leap of faith. But believing that the bread and wine become the Body and Blood is the biggest leap of faith Christ asked for. There is no faith like that of the Eucharist. That is why “many disciples left, and walked no more with him.” ...they could not believe it.
7/10 “Catholics” do not believe in the Real Presence of Our Lord in the Eucharist. Jo Biden is one of them.

Not a problem Tigershark.

Another time you have a question, feel free to holler. Dm may be better as it won't be so easily buried.

Ok cool, thanks.

No problem.

Oooo, this is my kind of channel😎

Don’t meant to toot my own horn, and I’m pretty new to the channel, but my family is full of pastors, so if you want discussion or questions most likely answered, give me a dm or just put it in the chat

That’s cool, and welcome to the channel.

Mine's not full of pastors, but I have given many devotions and am a backup Sunday school teacher.

I also agree on welcome.

I have no family pastors, nor am I a back up Sunday school teacher... but I listen to Sensus Fidelium... so i consider meself qualified to answer your questions. 🙂

Well anyone who reads and seeks to understand the the Bible and seeks after God with faith in Him is qualified as Paul says we are Ambassadors for Christ.

I really never went to church nor did I come from an extremely religious family but I’m very interested in becoming more religious myself so I’m probably gonna be asking a good few questions later on.

Feel free.

I don’t want to be weird, but what “specifically” do you believe yourself to be?

I am closest to a baptist, but believe worship should be anyway you want it to be. I also believe baptizing infants is kinda weird, but fine. But once saved always saved, I do not believe in that. I have seen many people go astray from the Lord. Very sad. But anyway, what do you think?

I'm Catholic

I’m also a Catholic

I'm Methodist but also agree with many Baptist teachings.

Baptist gang.

Ha.

Presbyterian

I'm an athiest and I want to change, I just can't find many reasons to do so

Catholic who attends the Traditional Latin Mass

im buddhist, it aligns closest to my beliefs

For atheists, I always suggest listening to “Hugh Owen- Fiat Creation and the Culture of Life”. He makes an argument about what the theory of evolution has done to our society and our church. It was eye opening for me, trying to put my catholic faith and science together.