4 Views on the Lord's Supper

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Have you ever wanted to understand why you eat bread and drink wine (or grape juice!) at church? Do Roman Catholics really believe the bread and wine are Jesus' actual body and blood? Tune in today for these and a bunch of other questions.

Check out the four views of the Lord's Supper we're looking at today:

1. The Roman Catholic View - The Elements Become Jesus' Physical Body and Blood (Transubstantiation)
2. The Lutheran View - Jesus' Physical Body and Blood are In, With, and Under the Elements (Consubstantiation)
3. The Reformed View - Jesus' Is Spiritually Present In the Elements (Real Presence)
4. The Baptist View - The Elements Signify the Covenant Promises of Jesus (Memorial View)

Next week we finish this series by investigating the every day implications of our sacramental theology in an episode titled, Living Sacramentally.

Resources:

If you want to keep looking into differing views on the Lord's Supper, check out these links to important sources of doctrine for Roman Catholics, Lutherans, Presbyterians, and Reformed Baptists.

• The Catechism of the Catholic Church
• Luther's Small Catechism
• The Westminster Confession of Faith
• The 1689 Second London Baptist Confession of Faith

If you want to look at a tabular comparison of the Westminster Confession of Faith and the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith, check out this link.

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