Jesus is not literally in the bread and wine

Transubstantiation is true. That's why Jesus is not in the bread and wine.
Transubstantiation is a big word that means nothing happens. The height of deception is to look at a wafer, watch a priest swing incense, bow, pray and at the end of it all proclaim the same wafer is now god. Its still a lifeless, powerless mix of flour and water. I hope catholics wake up to this nonsense some day.
 
Typical Catholic HE IS!!! and HE ISN'T!!!!

And you want to be taken seriously!!!
What I would like is for you guys to state Catholic teaching clearly and not in misleading terms. If you know Catholic teaching then you know that Jesus is not in the bread and wine. The substance of the bread and wine is gone. What appears to be bread and wine is Jesus: Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity. There is no bread or wine there.
 
What I would like is for you guys to state Catholic teaching clearly and not in misleading terms. If you know Catholic teaching then you know that Jesus is not in the bread and wine. The substance of the bread and wine is gone. What appears to be bread and wine is Jesus: Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity. There is no bread or wine there.
Maybe RCs could state clearly what they mean, instead of covering it up and maybe they could stop diverting topics that also leads to confusion. The confusion seems to be with most of the Rs.

Prove there is not bread and wine there?
 
What I would like is for you guys to state Catholic teaching clearly and not in misleading terms. If you know Catholic teaching then you know that Jesus is not in the bread and wine. The substance of the bread and wine is gone. What appears to be bread and wine is Jesus: Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity. There is no bread or wine there.
Maybe catholics should be clearer about their own beliefs? You even said the eucharist is both a symbol AND really Jesus. If you worship a symbol its idolatry. But you go on to say, no it is really Jesus so its not. Can't have it both ways. Your eucharist IS either fully god or its not. Your church has a bazillion things it muddies the waters on. The ccc is a confusing mess; you expiate all of your sin ccc 1459, but wait Jesus expiates all of your sin ccc 1460. The cross and the mass are the same sacrifice ccc 1368, but wait the mode is different, ccc 1368. The eucharist is the risen christ ccc 1392. So how did the risen christ get on the cross? This is your teaching, not our taking anything out of context. Maybe straighten out what your church teaches then come and complain we are misleading.
 
No. Your understanding of scripture isn't complete.
Hold on to your bungie cord ding, don't jump yet...... here is how the Roman Catholic Catechism explains it:

"As sacrifice, the Eucharist is also offered in reparation
for the sin of the living and the dead and to obtain
spiritual or temporal benefits from God.

Every time this mystery is celebrated, "the work of
our redemption is carried on."

The Eucharist is thus a sacrifice because it re-presents

(makes present) the sacrifice of the cross."

Catechism of the Catholic Church, op,cit., para.1414, p. 395

In case you haven't noticed, the "official" Roman Catholic teaching, right from their own "Catechism" directly contradicts the Word of God. When Jesus died on the Cross, ding, He proclaimed: "It is finished" (John 19:30). Furthermore ding, the Greek word used is 'tetelestai'. It was a Greek accounting term that meant "paid in full."
The work of our salvation is complete, ding!!! It was Jesus Christ, not the Roman Catholic Church, that purchased our redemption once and for all on the Cross. Jesus is NOT being perpetually sacrificed in the Eucharist as the RCC falsely teaches. Partaking in the Eucharist does NOT appease God, nor does it atone for sin, ding!
 
Hold on to your bungie cord ding, don't jump yet...... here is how the Roman Catholic Catechism explains it:

"As sacrifice, the Eucharist is also offered in reparation
for the sin of the living and the dead and to obtain
spiritual or temporal benefits from God.

Every time this mystery is celebrated, "the work of
our redemption is carried on."

The Eucharist is thus a sacrifice because it re-presents

(makes present) the sacrifice of the cross."

Catechism of the Catholic Church, op,cit., para.1414, p. 395

In case you haven't noticed, the "official" Roman Catholic teaching, right from their own "Catechism" directly contradicts the Word of God. When Jesus died on the Cross, ding, He proclaimed: "It is finished" (John 19:30). Furthermore ding, the Greek word used is 'tetelestai'. It was a Greek accounting term that meant "paid in full."
The work of our salvation is complete, ding!!! It was Jesus Christ, not the Roman Catholic Church, that purchased our redemption once and for all on the Cross. Jesus is NOT being perpetually sacrificed in the Eucharist as the RCC falsely teaches. Partaking in the Eucharist does NOT appease God, nor does it atone for sin, ding!
Good point. If they have to keep going day after day, week after week, year after year then its not finished. That should be a huge tell tale sign that the rcc is simply a counterfeit. satan has these poor people on a hamster wheel of sacraments and there is no end in sight.
 
What I would like is for you guys to state Catholic teaching clearly and not in misleading terms. If you know Catholic teaching then you know that Jesus is not in the bread and wine. The substance of the bread and wine is gone. What appears to be bread and wine is Jesus: Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity. There is no bread or wine there.
OOH - nice turnabout!!! Totally ridiculous, or course. SO the celebrating priest gets to drink the "Blood" and the laiety only get the "body" (which has been found sufficient by the people who "matter").
 
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Good point. If they have to keep going day after day, week after week, year after year then its not finished. That should be a huge tell tale sign that the rcc is simply a counterfeit. satan has these poor people on a hamster wheel of sacraments and there is no end in sight.
I love the visual of the huge Roman Catholic hamster wheel built-in to every Roman Catholics' living quarters. They come in different sizes, I'm sure - I think they are on sale this week at the Rome-N-Home Depot.
 
Hold on to your bungie cord ding, don't jump yet...... here is how the Roman Catholic Catechism explains it:

"As sacrifice, the Eucharist is also offered in reparation
for the sin of the living and the dead and to obtain
spiritual or temporal benefits from God.

Every time this mystery is celebrated, "the work of
our redemption is carried on."

The Eucharist is thus a sacrifice because it re-presents

(makes present) the sacrifice of the cross."

Catechism of the Catholic Church, op,cit., para.1414, p. 395

In case you haven't noticed, the "official" Roman Catholic teaching, right from their own "Catechism" directly contradicts the Word of God. When Jesus died on the Cross, ding, He proclaimed: "It is finished" (John 19:30). Furthermore ding, the Greek word used is 'tetelestai'. It was a Greek accounting term that meant "paid in full."
The work of our salvation is complete, ding!!! It was Jesus Christ, not the Roman Catholic Church, that purchased our redemption once and for all on the Cross. Jesus is NOT being perpetually sacrificed in the Eucharist as the RCC falsely teaches. Partaking in the Eucharist does NOT appease God, nor does it atone for sin, ding!
Jesus's words disagree with you.
 
Good point. If they have to keep going day after day, week after week, year after year then its not finished. That should be a huge tell tale sign that the rcc is simply a counterfeit. satan has these poor people on a hamster wheel of sacraments and there is no end in sight.
You are right once again.
 
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