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Transubstantiation is a process wherein the elements of communion (a.k.a.
species) are transformed into Christ's body and blood; which, if true, is a
tremendous advantage for Catholics. Here's why.
● John 6:53-54 . . Amen, amen, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the
Son of Man and drink his blood, you do not have life within you. Whoever
eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life
If transubstantiation is true, then Catholics need to ingest the elements but
once and they never need to ingest them again seeing as how eternal life is
impervious to death. Were that not so it would be possible to assassinate
God; viz: eternal life never wears out, nor wears off, nor spoils, not gets old
and dies.
Q: When would Catholics obtain eternal life from the elements?
A: Right away. The grammatical tense of "has" is present tense.
NOTE: Jesus compared himself to manna; which was a curious nourishment
that God provided His people during their forty years in the Sinai outback.
Manna didn't give them eternal life-- in point of fact manna didn't even give
them immortality; it just gave them daily sustenance.
Manna was dated; but not eternal life; no, eternal life is just as fresh now as
it was a billion years ago because eternal life isn't an organic commodity;
rather, it's power.
Well; if transubstantiation is true; then it isn't necessary to dine upon Christ
on a daily basis, nor a weekly basis, nor even an annual basis because
eternal life can't be used up; no, eternal life is endless.
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Transubstantiation is a process wherein the elements of communion (a.k.a.
species) are transformed into Christ's body and blood; which, if true, is a
tremendous advantage for Catholics. Here's why.
● John 6:53-54 . . Amen, amen, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the
Son of Man and drink his blood, you do not have life within you. Whoever
eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life
If transubstantiation is true, then Catholics need to ingest the elements but
once and they never need to ingest them again seeing as how eternal life is
impervious to death. Were that not so it would be possible to assassinate
God; viz: eternal life never wears out, nor wears off, nor spoils, not gets old
and dies.
Q: When would Catholics obtain eternal life from the elements?
A: Right away. The grammatical tense of "has" is present tense.
NOTE: Jesus compared himself to manna; which was a curious nourishment
that God provided His people during their forty years in the Sinai outback.
Manna didn't give them eternal life-- in point of fact manna didn't even give
them immortality; it just gave them daily sustenance.
Manna was dated; but not eternal life; no, eternal life is just as fresh now as
it was a billion years ago because eternal life isn't an organic commodity;
rather, it's power.
Well; if transubstantiation is true; then it isn't necessary to dine upon Christ
on a daily basis, nor a weekly basis, nor even an annual basis because
eternal life can't be used up; no, eternal life is endless.
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