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All you have to do to officially break free from the RCC is obey Acts 2:38. After you obey it, you can fine tune the rest.

It matters. The original "communion" was a feast celebration of the death of Jesus. The wafer, or tidbit is just another RCC doctrine that took over Christianity.

Sure, I appreciate a feast in commemoration of the death of Christ. I hate those phony chalk wafers that the RCC give out, though.

When I was an RCC congregant. That wafer was ghastly. It needs to be thrown out. Get back to the 1st century feast, okay?

The RCC gives you chalk. It tastes just like it. Disgusting.

Im a Gentile. The Jews had a feast and it meant something in particular(Pascha). The Christians had a simultaneous feast and it meant the fulfillment of the Jews feast . The latter is the commemoration feast that evolved unscripturally into "communion" via the RCC.

He believes in alot of unbiblical stuff he isn't mentioning.

The RCC and some of her daughters(protestants).

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Yes, this FEAST. Not a chalk wafer. I can show you the feast passage if you even care to see it....

Okay, you admit your adult daughter is your child. With that settled, Acts 2: 28-39 is a promise unto your adult child. You better tell her if you really love her.

Catholic. What is the name of the son?

When did you commit your first sin, then take it to the priest? 8 days old? 1 year old? 12 years old? Well? Are gays born that way or do they become that way?

There is no such thing as "communion" in the Bible. There was a feast in the 1st century church. Also, those that were judged by God for participating in the feast unworthily were only rich folks. We are told to "pray through" and take the wafer, but this is not in the Bible at all.

I think Behold is afraid of water. Does he have rabies?

I have to agree with you here...double wow.

35 Then Philip opened his mouth, and began at the same scripture, and preached unto him Jesus. 36 And as they went on their way, they came unto a certain water: and the eunuch said, See, here is water; what doth hinder me to be baptized? What gave the man the idea to get baptized? Did Phillip...

That is not what Phillip meant by insisting the man had to have pure faith in Jesus to be baptized.(Phillip was obeying the premise of Mark 16:16). Taking communion is a phony ritual made up by the RCC. Originally, there was a communal feast celebrating the death of Christ. Religion dumbed it...

If it is not salvational(or, irrelevant), why did Phillip make faith a prerequisite for water baptism(irrelevant symbol)?... 36 And as they went on their way, they came unto a certain water: and the eunuch said, See, here is water; what doth hinder me to be baptized? 37 And Philip said, If...

You do or don't believe in baptism at all?