Post by I.M.Apologetics on May 19, 2008 9:24:07 GMT -5
To believe that a piece of bread turns into the actual Body and Blood of our Lord and God Jesus Christ takes a GREAAAAT amount of faith.
To believe in this and still see the same piece of bread, with the same taste, and feeling almost-nothing when receiving and consuming it... This takes a great deal of faith!
So while Protestants claim to go by faith alone, Catholics are asked to have such a great faith as in to believe in this.
So who's the one missing out?
Aren't we saved "by faith alone" and thus the Catholic, who ought to have more faith, be saveed "first"?
So not only does the Sola Fides conflict with that question, but the Protestant misses out in having a greater faith in God's power by not believing that the Eucharist is indeed the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Pax Christi.
To believe in this and still see the same piece of bread, with the same taste, and feeling almost-nothing when receiving and consuming it... This takes a great deal of faith!
So while Protestants claim to go by faith alone, Catholics are asked to have such a great faith as in to believe in this.
So who's the one missing out?
Aren't we saved "by faith alone" and thus the Catholic, who ought to have more faith, be saveed "first"?
So not only does the Sola Fides conflict with that question, but the Protestant misses out in having a greater faith in God's power by not believing that the Eucharist is indeed the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Pax Christi.
