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cannibalism and you (christianity)
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cannibalism and you (christianity)
Cannibalism is fine in the confines of eating the bread and drinking the blood of your savior.



..........WHY ON EARTH DO YOU THINK EATING THE FLESH.. *ahem* flesh and drinking the blood of your savior is a good idea.
I mean we can know cannibalism is wrong even metaphorical cannibalism should be frowned upon as well.
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RE: cannibalism and you (christianity)
Is it really metaphorical for those who believe in transubstantiation? I think not.
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RE: cannibalism and you (christianity)
(August 27, 2015 at 1:33 pm)Cthulhu Dreaming Wrote: Is it really metaphorical for those who believe in transubstantiation?  I think not.

Nnnnope. It's literal. Fuck every high school chemistry textbook that will tell you that this is a ridiculous violation of the very basis of chemistry. It's totes the blood and flesh of a dead guy. It just has no properties of the blood and flesh of a dead guy. But other than that it's totally the same!

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RE: cannibalism and you (christianity)
It's absolutely disgusting to pretend to eat human flesh. Either do it properly or not at all.
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RE: cannibalism and you (christianity)
(August 27, 2015 at 1:28 pm)dyresand Wrote: Cannibalism is fine in the confines of eating the bread and drinking the blood of your savior.



..........WHY ON EARTH DO YOU THINK EATING THE FLESH.. *ahem* flesh and drinking the blood of your savior is a good idea.
I mean we can know cannibalism is wrong even metaphorical cannibalism should be frowned upon as well.

you got this from my post on 'why following jesus, doesn't work' didn't you?
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RE: cannibalism and you (christianity)
I don't know if this is applicable to Christers, but I find a satisfaction I get from nothing else in knowing elements I have assimilated from Doyle are as yet still percolating in me, even though diluted by time they may be now, all these years later.

It's a comfort to experience to this day a sharing of ourselves from so long ago.

The big problem with the Christer version of it is how transubstantiation is 100% more unreal compared to Doyle's semen.
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RE: cannibalism and you (christianity)
(August 27, 2015 at 1:40 pm)Celestine Wrote:
(August 27, 2015 at 1:28 pm)dyresand Wrote: Cannibalism is fine in the confines of eating the bread and drinking the blood of your savior.



..........WHY ON EARTH DO YOU THINK EATING THE FLESH.. *ahem* flesh and drinking the blood of your savior is a good idea.
I mean we can know cannibalism is wrong even metaphorical cannibalism should be frowned upon as well.

you got this from my post on 'why following jesus, doesn't work' didn't you?

I haven't ready you post. It just came to me eating lunch.
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RE: cannibalism and you (christianity)
I haven't had human flesh before, but I don't think that it tastes like bread and wine.

Transubstantiation = Fail!

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NVM, some evidence for transubstantiation.
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RE: cannibalism and you (christianity)
I'm hungry now.

Anyways, I've somewhere read this explanation, maybe even here: in Aristotelian philosophy, objects have their accidental properties, but also essential ones. So a chair (it's always a chair) has accidental properties such as color, material and so on - but it also has an essential chairness property which makes it a chair and which does not change if you change one of its other aspects. Now, transsubstantiation does obviously not change the accidental properties of the cracker such that it would look like a holy t-bone steak, nor with the wine. But it changes the essential nature of the cracker and the wine while leaving its unimportant accidental features unchanged. So: it has really become a piece of J-meat, but it doesn't look it to the naive observer who only sees the accidental features with their senses. The essential features can be glimpsed by faithy faith alone I suppose.
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RE: cannibalism and you (christianity)
(August 27, 2015 at 1:56 pm)Alex K Wrote: I'm hungry now.

Anyways, I've somewhere read this explanation, maybe even here: in Aristotelian philosophy, objects have their accidental properties, but also essential ones. So a chair (it's always a chair) has accidental properties such as color, material and so on - but it also has an essential chairness property which makes it a chair and which does not change if you change one of its other aspects. Now, transsubstantiation does obviously not change the accidental properties of the cracker such that it would look like a holy t-bone steak, nor with the wine. But it changes the essential nature of the cracker and the wine while leaving its unimportant accidental features unchanged. So: it is really a piece of J-meat, but it doesn't look it to the naive observer who only sees the accidental features with their senses. The essential features can be glimpsed by faithy faith.

OK, that makes perfect sense.

No wait, it sounds like absolute bullshit.
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