What are the other 3

Tobit

According to Wikipedia these ones

Do you know what "Bel and the Dragon" is about ?

Skimming a summary, it’s about idolotary

Oh okay

If I remember when I read the book of Daniel, I’ll let you know

Okay i might read Bel and the dragon

I seem to remember hearing that The duterocanon is what a lot of the knowledge about purgatory is drawn from.

But I may be wrong on that

Okay

<@&588707615643795456> Daily Question ✝

- What is your view on all the Christian denominations? Is one more right than the other, if so, how?

BAPTIST GANG

BAPTIST GANG

C*tholicucks and Orthodorks GTFO

We can all agree that Protestants are dumb for believing that the Eucharist isn’t the True Body of Christ

@Vibe Boi 😔 Im a baptist and i believe its true body of christ, but m8, its not exact. It can be viewed as symbolic or literal

` Jesus commanded his followers to "do this in memory of me" while referring to the bread as "my body" and the wine as "my blood"`

Very, very symbolic imo

based baptist gang

Nah, the Eucharist contains Christ’s full blood, body, soul, and divinity

@Phil With Frankincense Or its symbolic

Nah

The answer to wether its symbolic or literal is unknown

And cannot be known

Brb

I would say symbolic

I lean towards symbolic

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracle_of_Lanciano

You eat the bread and drink the wine as a symbol of remembering Jesus

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Ofc

Trust the Catholic Church

There are other times Christ commands us to eat of his flesh

Symbolically

Literally though ?

Additionally, the blood type matches all other alleged Eucharistic miracles

The bread is symbolic of his flesh, it is not physically and literally his flesh

@Phil With Frankincense Has there ever been a recording or eye witness of these supposed events that wasnt a catholic?