Most cannibals: eat human flesh but claims they don't
Most catholics: do not eat human flesh but claims they do
Most cannibals: eat human flesh but claims they don't
Most catholics: do not eat human flesh but claims they do
its just a mistranslation of
"if you aren't blowing the homies goodnight, are you even living?"
he encourages oral sex obviously! the church scholars are such incompetent noobs
edit: life is obviously cum.
Wait, we are SUPPOSED to eat a zombie?
Initially thought that bottom panel was a crab.
Inspiration of this meme:
I just got reminded of that cutscene in a first person shooter named Blood, and at the same time, there was a silly video whose absurd image popped in my mind
Real talk: Either this is some pagan ritual shit added later on by the Romans (like the polytheistic [Trinitarian] nature of Christianity and everything Paul said) or it was never meant to be taken even remotely literally. I'm going with the first one.
The cannibalistic symbolism in Christianity has always been incredibly bizarre to me. It's even more bizarre that Christians don't seem to think anything of it.
Because Christians are world champions at taking the most bizarre desert apocalyptic cult ravings and "interpret" them into something which fits nicely with what they prefer to believe instead.
Vampires always quoting this bible versus. It gets annoying. Like we get it you are just following Jesus.
Watch out, you're straying close to heresy.
In relation to the process of digestion, the Catholic Church's teaching has been expressed in this way: "The substance of Christ's body is not subject to processes of digestion or to any chemical reactions. The qualities of bread of course behave in their normal way, undergoing a change as they are affected by digestion. Our Lord's substantial presence ceases as these qualities cease to retain those characteristics proper to bread."
I was kind of hoping they'd have an official stance that calories from Jesus bread don't count.
And are they considered bread or meat? Or both, allowing for the world's most compact and efficient sandwich?
"The Sacrament of the Eucharist is the body and blood of Christ really present under the appearances of bread and wine; if the appearances cease to be present, then the sacrament no longer exists, and so the Real Presence ceases."
"The Eucharistic presence of Christ begins at the moment of the consecration and endures as long as the Eucharistic species subsist. Christ is present whole and entire in each of the species and whole and entire in each of their parts, in such a way that the breaking of the bread does not divide Christ."
Hold on, I figured out a trick for infinite communion wine. Just water it down but occasionally add some Red 40 so it still looks the same. It's theologically sound!
It's straight to Hell for you, no Purgatory.
Blood did it
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