...and object less erroneous. It believes, a* fully as does the papal church, in the transubstantiation of the bread and wine into the real body and blood of Christ ; and not only so, but with that church it also believes, that the human soul and the divinity of our...

...and the dead; he believes that the transubstantiation, or transformation, of the elements, that is, the bread and wine, into the real body and blood of Christ, is performed by the will of the priest, or by the intention; for if the priest should openly make a...

...the ceremonies were a medium, they proceeded to the Supper. This was an insurmountable rock. Changing the bread and wine into the real body and blood of Christ, replacing the host, carrying it about, and other superstitious practices, were rejected. This was considered,...

...and the dead ; he believes that the transubstantiation, or transformation of the elements, that is, the bread and wine, into the real body and blood of Christ, is performed by the will of the priest, or by the intention ; for if the priest should openly make...

...to salvation, or as saving ordinances. It is too early to look for the notion of the transmutation of the bread and wine into the real body and blood of Christ, but we find even in this early age language so highly figurative (calling the symbols by the name of...

...extreme unction, holy orders, confirmation, and matrimony. We maintain that we can transubstantiate the bread and wine into the real body and blood of Christ. We believe the heretics eat their kind of sacrament to their eternal damnation. We believe that Christ...

...of the latter implied that the body of Christ was digested in the stomach, and ivas thrown out with the other excrements. But this consequence was quickly...their mutual reproaches, most wretchedly founded, show rather a spirit of invective than a zeal for the truth. The charge of Stercoranism is but a malignant...

...corrupted by the rise of the doctrine of tranxubstantialion, which • •• the pretended change of the bread and wine into the real body and blood of Christ. This wag crafty policy in the popes. The wickedness of the popes may be further known fror" She fact...

...celebration of the euehari*i, or sacrament of the Lord's supper : — embracing thn supposed consecration of the bread and wine into the real body and blood of Christ, and utfi-rinjr them, *o transubstantiated, as an expiatory sacrifice for the living and the dead. 7//V'...

...sense; and that the priest, by pronouncing these words, with a good intention, changes the substance of the bread and wine into the real body and blood of Jesus Christ; which change is known by the name of transubstantiation. This doctrine receives no support...