Bread and eating both have different meanings, Jesus has the way to ever lasting life if we eat his words which are his flesh and blood we can have everlasting life.
But that is another story, the wafer or cracker if that is what it is called by the Satanist obviously came through the mail, he said a friend sent it to him.
Was the friend a priest from the catholic Church? did they contact him to see if the cracker had been consecrated?
Also I know nothing about Catholic doctrine because so much of it is not even mentioned in the Bible, can a piece of bread still be consecrated after it leaves the hands and go some other place except the mouth?
Even if I believed a priest could turn a wafer into the body of Christ I see no reason to believe that this one we are talking about is anything but a cracker or wafer or a piece of bread.
Besides if a priest could put Jesus in a cracker he could also do any thing else like defeating the Satanist by just thinking a thought.
Where in the Bible does it say that we are to believe nothing that is not taught explicitly in the Bible?
The dogma that the Bible contains everything that we are to believe is not found in the Bible, and is a man-made dogma.
“Besides if a priest could put Jesus in a cracker he could also do any thing else like defeating the Satanist by just thinking a thought.”
The miracle of transubstantiation is wrought by God, acting through the agency of the priest.