Vegetarian Communion?

Franciskus Gayelord Petulah 18

I'm a strict vegan and since my last post I have found God I always abstain from meat, dairy and the byproducts of meat and flesh. Since the Communion becomes the flesh of Christ during Transubstantiation it will therefore become meat, I can't eat meat though.

Is there a vegetarian / vegan alternative?

Cheshire Cat

Franciskus Gayelord Petulah 18 wrote: »

I'm a strict vegan and since my last post I have found God I always abstain from meat, dairy and the byproducts of meat and flesh. Since the Communion becomes the flesh of Christ during Transubstantiation it will therefore become meat, I can't eat meat though.

Is there a vegetarian / vegan alternative?

You could become a Lutheran, we don't believe in Transubstantiation.

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Franciskus Gayelord Petulah 18 wrote:

I'm a strict vegan and since my last post I have found God I always abstain from meat, dairy and the byproducts of meat and flesh. Since the Communion becomes the flesh of Christ during Transubstantiation it will therefore become meat, I can't eat meat though.

The body and blood of Christ has a spiritual meaning, and is not to be taken literally. You have nothing to worry about. God bless you.

Franciskus Gayelord Petulah 18

Cheshire Cat wrote: »

You could become a Lutheran, we don't believe in Transubstantiation.

No, Protestants go to Hell.

Franciskus Gayelord Petulah 18

4nlve6ps8xhcdr wrote: »

The body and blood of Christ has a spiritual meaning, and is not to be taken literally. You have nothing to worry about. God bless you.

According to the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church, the change of substance or essence by which the bread and wine offered in the sacrifice of the sacrament of the Eucharist during the Mass, become, in reality, the body and blood of Christ.

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Franciskus Gayelord Petulah 18 wrote:

According to the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church, the change of substance or essence by which the bread and wine offered in the sacrifice of the sacrament of the Eucharist during the Mass, become, in reality, the body and blood of Christ.

Yes, you must receive the Body and Blood of Christ in order to be incorporated into Him. But it's not literal body and blood. You must look at this with spiritual eyes.

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Franciskus Gayelord Petulah 18 wrote:

No, Protestants go to Hell.

Who said that? God is the God of all, Catholics, Protestants, Muslims, Hindus etc.

Franciskus Gayelord Petulah 18

4nlve6ps8xhcdr wrote: »

Who said that? God is the God of all, Catholics, Protestants, Muslims, Hindus etc.

But you said that you have to accept Jesus to go to Heaven.

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Franciskus Gayelord Petulah 18 wrote:

But you said that you have to accept Jesus to go to Heaven.

Yes. But many people do not know Christ, through no fault of their own.

Franciskus Gayelord Petulah 18

4nlve6ps8xhcdr wrote: »

Yes. But many people do not know Christ, through no fault of their own.

So you have to have heard of Christ and reject Him to be sent to Hell?

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Yes. But God's law is written in the human heart. Say for example, Muslims who bomb and kill. If they know this is wrong, they will never enter the Kingdom of God. However, mitigating circumstances are taken into account, say if the Muslim is brainwashed.

Franciskus Gayelord Petulah 18

4nlve6ps8xhcdr wrote: »

Yes.

So why do missionaries spread the word of Jesus if there's an opportunity that they may reject Him? Are the people not better of living in ignorance and getting a guaranteed place in Heaven as long as they're a good person?

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Franciskus Gayelord Petulah 18 wrote:

So why do missionaries spread the word of Jesus if there's an opportunity that they may reject Him? Are the people not better of living in ignorance and getting a guaranteed place in Heaven as long as they're a good person?

No, you can go to hell without hearing about Christ. God's law is written in the human heart. An evil person of any religion will never enter the Kingdom of God.

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MOD NOTE

Locking this as I don't believe this is a sincere inquiry.