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  1. Lamb

    COMMUNION: Does "is" mean "is?" Catholic, Lutheran, Evangelical

    I write what scripture teaches and the early churches (started by the apostles) and the early church fathers back it up. Your symbolic tradition didn't begin until Zwingli started promoting it.
  2. Lamb

    COMMUNION: Does "is" mean "is?" Catholic, Lutheran, Evangelical

    I see now that in Chapter 3 your author has taken upon himself to give HIS interpretation of scripture. He also tries to redefine what a sacrament is which is his modern take of the word. I see he brings in the Didache but even the didache says that the Lord's Supper is holy as it includes the...
  3. Lamb

    COMMUNION: Does "is" mean "is?" Catholic, Lutheran, Evangelical

    I think that even though I corrected you in the Lutheran thread that you have no clue what Lutherans believe in regards to the Real Presence in Holy Communion. This is why you believe there are only 2 belief systems in place. You err in this thinking.
  4. Lamb

    COMMUNION: Does "is" mean "is?" Catholic, Lutheran, Evangelical

    I appreciate you posting that. It confirms that the early church thought that the Lord's Supper was "holy" and that they received the body of the Lord as mentioned within the document in multiple spots. I'm halfway through it now :)
  5. Lamb

    COMMUNION: Does "is" mean "is?" Catholic, Lutheran, Evangelical

    Did you see who began those churches? They were Jewish. Now, please, if you can find any proof, which I doubt, list the churches here that held a symbolic view from the ancient days.
  6. Lamb

    COMMUNION: Does "is" mean "is?" Catholic, Lutheran, Evangelical

    All of these ancient churches believe in the Real Presence: -- The church in Iberia (Spain), founded by James the Greater. -- The church in Jerusalem, whose first bishop was James the Lesser. -- The Coptic Church in Egypt, founded by St. Mark -- The Assyrian Church of the East (predecessor to...
  7. Lamb

    COMMUNION: Does "is" mean "is?" Catholic, Lutheran, Evangelical

    Which church/denomination held to the symbolic view for over a thousand years? You do realize that Eastern Orthodox also believe in the Real Presence? The Baptists, although they try to claim they've been around all that time weren't really started until 1612 by Thomas Helwys. So please, go...
  8. Lamb

    Using Profanity -- Please read

    There's nothing wrong with staff wanting members to control their tongues (so to speak) on this site. And you know that if we wanted you banned for any reason we would have done it by now. You probably realize we're some of the most merciful staffers around compared to the other sites you've...
  9. Lamb

    Using Profanity -- Please read

    I implied you did it on purpose? Where?
  10. Lamb

    Using Profanity -- Please read

    As Christians we wouldn't want to offend...so if we learn that a word is offensive to someone in another country we should want to not use that word. I won't use words that would offend you so please don't use words that offend me. Isn't that fair?
  11. Lamb

    Using Profanity -- Please read

    Tourettes?
  12. Lamb

    COMMUNION: Does "is" mean "is?" Catholic, Lutheran, Evangelical

    I checked out a few of the references Matt Slick used and they're out of context...so...yeah. Plus, Real Presence is not equivalent to Transubstantiation so I think that most people don't realize that. A lot of people who believe in the Real Presence do not use John 6 as one of their scriptural...
  13. Lamb

    Using Profanity -- Please read

    Yes, MC left since there was so much Catholic bashing and his latest threads turned into anti-Catholic sentiments even when he was just trying to start discussions. Can you blame him? :(
  14. Lamb

    Using Profanity -- Please read

    You did not receive a "Warning" but a PM and it doesn't count against you. I'm not sure why you would leave the site instead of wanting to consider that others might be offended by what you say?
  15. Lamb

    Using Profanity -- Please read

    This has been an ongoing issue for many months now and we're not singling out one person here. Since we're a Christian site we want to give the best Christian witness we can so as not to offend our brothers and sisters in Christ.
  16. Lamb

    What do Lutherans believe?

    Lutherans use the bible and believe it, thank you very much. Have you looked into history? They believed in the Real Presence. It's only been since the Reformation days that "symbolic" beliefs on communion began to be spread.
  17. Lamb

    What do Lutherans believe?

    You know me! LOL
  18. Lamb

    What do Lutherans believe?

    I was hoping you'd point me to a site that used different wording so I could email them and call them out on it ;)
  19. Lamb

    What do Lutherans believe?

    Using with and under are perfectly acceptable since, as I pointed out in the confessions it's stated that way. Is there a problem with that? I also pointed you to a pdf file that explained why the confessions used the wording that they did.
  20. Lamb

    What do Lutherans believe?

    Your opinion of what Lutherans believe is not accurate. Go back and read through again please.
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