Re: CATHOLICS ARE CHRISTIAN BY DEFINITION...PERIOD. (WAS: Re: Satanists Say NO To Drugs!

In article <gkr8b3dm1751hmujmoo0jpq2oeuuhduqku@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, duke
<duckgumbo32@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> On Sat, 04 Aug 2007 04:05:36 -0700, r@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (•R L Measures) wrote:
>  
> >> >> Secondly, the substance of bread and wine become the substance of
the
> >Body and Blood of Christ BEFORE WE INGEST THEM. 
> >> >•  you can fool some of the people some of the time.  
> >> We also believe God was not kidding.
> >•  You believe men who claim they are God's reps.
> 
> It's what Jesus said.  

•  John the disciple was at the Last Lunch and re****ted no such event.  
> 
> >> >   Without the Eucharist and Mass, there would be no reason to come
to the
> >> >establishment where Salvation is proffered and contribute monies.  
> >> But no tithing.
> >•  I live in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.  The pressure to
contribute
> >has increased. 
> 
> But no tithing.

•  It's money, lucre, mammon, earthly-treasure, profits, call it what you
want.  
> 
> >> >> Thirdly, the MEMORIAL comes from Christ himself as a statement of
> >life in the
> >> >> Lord, and that unless we do so, we have no life in us.
> >> >•  I believe it not.  
>  
> >> Then, again, that's your problem, not mine.
>   
> >> >> Fourthly, cannibalism involves consumption of human flesh and
blood.  
> >> >•  Ritual cannibalism is different than what Dahmer did.  
> >> Right, there is no cannibalism in the RCC.
> >•  correct.  Jeff Dahmer was not Catholic, although he did eat a few.  
> 
> He was the devil.

•  He was better known as a chef who specialized in sausage recipes. 
> 
> >> >> What Christ gave us is on the order of Melchizedek.
> >> >•  I believe that the heavenly Father never, ever wanted sacrifice. 
IOW,
> >> >the Jews got it wrong, which is why the teacher who called himself
the Son
> >> >of man payed us a visit.
> >> Animal sacrifice in the OT was God's gift of a precursor to the Holy
> >Eucharist. 
> 
> >•  Burning fur and feces stinks like hell, Duke.
> 
> What makes you think they weren't field-dressed first?
> 
•  Damn good point, so were're talking barbeque, hmmmmm.  How about a beer
marinade --  and we take care of the extra beer??
Cheers