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Quite honestly there is no arguing with you due to the dangerous and downright false teachings you post continually and the lies contained within them. I'm sure others can agree that you are in belief of limiting God and His Holy Spirit, which is dangerous in itself. No false teaching, your...

Because you believe in limiting God and His Holy Spirit in how they can work. No control issues here, you just also show your inability think beyond your human capability, rather than looking through a spiritual lense.

Sure, but it also doesn’t help that we have thousands of Bible versions. And what criteria do you have to say that God is in one interpretation versus the other?

I don’t think you pay attention to the thread, other than for you to continue to derail topics to spew your ideology. It’s a shame to see that you view the Holy Spirit is limited in the work it can do.

Which has been interpreted in so many ways by so many people.

No one said Christ perpetually dies. Please stop with the red herrings that you use, since you have no other means of supporting your false claims. And the difference from Passover versus the Last Supper, is that they remembered. With Christ and the Last Supper, Christ was the Passover Lamb and...

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During the Anaphora of the Divine Liturgy, this is what is said: Within Orthodoxy, we do not seek to understand how the Gifts are changed, but it is at the point of Consecration which is what I mentioned above that we pray and know that the Holy Spirit changes the Gifts.

That is what is Communion is. You’re talking about honorable remembrance, but we can remember Christ through so many other ways. The greatest commandment Christ said is to love, so I can remember Christ through that way cause I'm following His Commandments. And keeping in line with how His...

And it would remind them that Christ said that it was His Body and His Blood, not just symbolically.

No one said any of that. But people are denying the working of the Holy Spirit in Communion.

The question was how does it change, not does it change at all.

If you intend to hijack topics, do it elsewhere or start a new topic and stop derailing topics from the on topic discussion.

So then you're saying it's a one and done, the Holy Spirit did it, so then it no longer needs to move. As far as your eluding to predestination is another matter, and no one said about being righteous. Your posts would be more respected if you did not come in hijacking topics and trying to bully...

It’s quite sad to see a denial that the Holy Spirit can work through Communion, and rather just taken as some to be a little snack that they take once every month.

What lol? This thread has had its subject derailed pretty far. But I’ll reply to this. So you’re saying that neither Communion or Baptism is an dispensation of God’s Grace, and so then the Holy Spirit isn’t working in those. So then why do them?

Pick one theology and say why.

You need to stop thinking like we're cannibals. You're thinking with your human line of thinking and there you get the thought of someone tearing into the right arm of Jesus. It's through the descent and power of the Holy Spirit that the change happens.

It can be looked at the same way of the word “Until” when it talks about the Virginity of Mary. It’s not a blood sacrifice, it’s bloodless. Surely such a large commandment wouldn’t just be literal.

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