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Boatbums having cut and pasted a random blogger’s comment on the Eucharist now invites us to dispute the blogger’s interpretations despite having assailed this before. And this is how serious discussion is to be conducted by one with a B.A. degree in Divinity?

I COPIED and pasted an article that cited Early Church Fathers on the subject of the "real presence". Do you deny that these were the translated words of those men or not? Instead of trying to poison the well by discrediting any and everyone that disagrees with you, why not address the actual meat of what is said? Try some serious discussion for a change instead of swiping at everyone who dared address your comments. At least earning a degree in Theology teaches one to research, study, investigate and THINK about what is being taught instead of swallowing whatever is in the milk bottle.

All you have EVER offered is the same discredited propaganda and the repetitive nonsense about those whom you seem to believe are smarter than you, which MUST mean they are right about everything. You offer NO "in depth analysis" of your own and must imagine we should all be in thrall of those who revert or convert to Roman Catholicism. I'm not and I won't be because they are each on their own path just as we all are and we each must choose who we will follow - Christ or man. So, who do you follow, Steelfish? Do you have the assurance of your faith so that you can say with St. John that you KNOW you have eternal life? If not, then keep looking. As long as you have breath you can still find the truth. I hope and pray you will.

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I COPIED and pasted an article that cited Early Church Fathers on the subject of the "real presence".....

All you have EVER offered is the same discredited propaganda and the repetitive nonsense about those whom you seem to believe are smarter than you, which MUST mean they are right about everything. You offer NO "in depth analysis" of your own and must imagine we should all be in thrall of those who revert or convert to Roman Catholicism.

Tsk Tsk Tsk.... Sounds like someone is making a personal attack.

At least earning a degree in Theology teaches one to research, study, investigate and THINK about what is being taught instead of swallowing whatever is in the milk bottle.

Hmmmm I think there are some here that might disagree with that.