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2 corinthians 5:21

**2 Corinthians 5:21 - New Revised Standard Version (NRSV)**

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<21> For our sake he made him to be sin who knew no sin, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God. ```

The reason I didn't respond is because I would need to draft an appropriate response to the notion that leaven is sin and that's why it's not in the eucharist

Except the eucharist is meant to bring spiritual perfection and thus must contain no sin symbolic or otherwise

Also fair

I'm not sorry for what I've done

But fair

But that's not necessarily a problem because Christ was made to be sin, explicitly in 2 Corinthians. I need more time to properly write this out

Leavened bread is sinful because you can't imprint fancy patterns on it

Oof

now that's where you're wrong buddy

Show me

Ah, the schism has just been mended

I've never seen a Latin host with any design on it at all 🤔

Oh they go all out on designs

Novus Ordo host capitalist mass where they share business card eucharist

@Mozalbete ⳩ I would be willing to dump essays on you if you were willing to retract the statement that you would call me a hypocrite for doing so.

Also, (I don't know if it applies everywhere, but I know in some orthodox communities, it is the case, because I have observed it and had it explained to me by Orthodox Christians) that infants do not receive the bread, but only the wine, so I guess the Orthodox are just as guilty of separating the body and blood as they have accused Catholics of doing in this discussion

It's obvious that if you were to immediately disregard what I would say, I would have no motivation to even talk with you.

When you stop complaining about le ebil scholastic 😎

@aaron2509 That's a weak point to bring up, because orthodox at least give infants communion

That muddies the waters for that line of discussion

@Mozalbete ⳩ you could at least pretend to be interested in having a conversation with anyone other than yourself

it would make it easier for me to want to try to have one with you

@ChuuniMage Dude this is the filthput. I ust wanted to make a point about how there is nothing wrong about theology

There isn't anything wrong with theology. I'm just skeptical of theology that ventures too hard into strict, narrow definitions that move further away from the simplicity of the faith that makes it accessible to both laypeople and those who research deeply.

If I need to double-think about anything that's happening in the liturgy or the sacraments, something's wrong.

Giving infants communion is a red herring. You're just bringing that up because you can't answer the fact that you've been confronted with the fact that the Orthodox do something that you have just said Catholics are wrong to do

Also, there are Orthodox communities that don't give communion to infants

So, again, if you're going to get on Catholics for doing something, at least pick something that is absolutely NEVER done amongst the Orthodox

I now understand what is meant by "The Devil is in the details"

@Daniil Eucharist is one of the reason why I attract into the Orthodox and move to the Orthodox.

Perfect Eucharist = using both of host and chalice

What's your native language?

me?

Korean and Archbishop of Orthodox Church in Korea is Greek

But there is Korean deacons and priests as well and The divine liturgy perform as Korean

Yeah I was just wondering because I could tell you aren't a native Anglophone