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Great point! His body had not yet been broken, but the bread had already been broken, or was being broken when He said So the bread was not His body. To admit His body had not been broken yet is to admit the broken bread was not His body. Do what in remembrance of Him? Break bread? Do Rome's...

Then we'll ask you: Is God, by His word "light", referring to a person when He says "Let there be light"? Do you really imagine He is doing so? By your phrase "the Light", when you say "Who is the Light?" are you referring to what God is referring to by His word "light", when He says "Let there...

@Clete correctly stated: To which you responded by writing: The man, Jacob, is the man, Israel. The nation of Israel is Jacob's descendants, and the Bible refers to the nation of Israel sometimes as "Israel", and sometimes (as in the phrase "the time of Jacob’s trouble") as "Jacob". What do...

OK, last straw. You've repeatedly shown that you are incapable of reading, much less responding rationally to anything anyone says. You write like a developmentally-disabled 10-year-old. You can't even get simple tasks right such as using question marks when they're called for and not using...

ALL theology addresses the nature of GOD. Are you really not aware of the fact that soteriology is a department of theology?

So far, you have not answered the questions I have asked you. Maybe you "answer" them inside your head; and indeed, I do not hear what's going on inside your head. But you have not answered them in this thread. And even you know that you have not answered them, which is why you resort to such...

...and never answer them, and then say "I will take your questions," and never answer them, and then say "I will take your questions," and then...♾️

Blame yourself. Calvinism trashes Calvinism by its glaring self-contradiction: God, from all eternity, did, by the most wise and holy counsel of His own will, freely, and unchangeably ordain whatsoever comes to pass, VS yet so, as thereby neither is God the author of sin... You'll notice...

"Big words"? Like stuff Mr. Big would say?

Imagine one of those crowd-mowing, vehicular-assault terrorists showing up at that scene: "But Officer, what red light!?"

And why did Judas lift up his heel against Christ? Why, clearly out of anger, malcontentment and childish jealousy over the fact that, unlike himself, the other eleven all received middle slices, and he didn't want to eat all that crust!:geek:

How could bread be His body if the "eucharistic element", upon "consecration", stopped being bread and started being His body, instead of bread? The usual Romanist shtick is to deny that the "eucharistic element" is bread once it has been "consecrated" by Rome's "priest", despite the fact that...

I asked you: You: <NO ANSWER> I asked you: You: <NO ANSWER> I asked you: You: <NO ANSWER> One what? One temper tantrum? Obviously you don't got an answer to any of the questions I asked you. By your phrase, "your God", are you referring to God? Yes or No? If No, then to whom or what...

Thank you! See, you get the fact that the Calvinist is, indeed, gotched by those questions! I can't help it if your feelings are hurt by that fact. If I'm not mistaken, you're trying to use your pop phrase "gotcha questions" as though you imagine it has some sort of pejorative power against...

Here are a couple of fun questions I asked a Calvinist: DO YOU SIN? Yes or No? DID "God, from all eternity, by the most wise and holy counsel of His own will, freely, and unchangeably ordain" YOU TO SIN? Yes or No? Another, perhaps slightly even better question to ask (in light of the phrase...

These are the words He used: "This is my body". Notice He did not say "Bread is my body", and He did not say "This bread is my body". By His pronoun "this" was Jesus referring to His body? Yes or No? If Yes, then Jesus is stating a tautology: "[My body] is my body". Is that what you think...

Yet, Jesus did not even say "This is my [body, blood, soul, and divinity]," did He? According to Paul:And when he had given thanks, he brake it, and said, Take, eat: this is my body, which is broken for you: this do in remembrance of me. Did Jesus mean His blood was "broken for you"? Did Jesus...

What do you mean by that? What do you mean by "make that up"? You fail again. Jesus' body was always Jesus' body: Jesus' body was never bread. To which are you referring by your pronoun "it" when you say "meaning, it is no longer bread": bread OR Jesus' body? According to Paul:And when he had...

@Right Divider states the truth that the RCC belongs to the Devil, and you take that as though he is claiming that Satan has been cast out of the RCC? Seriously? Not one of Rome's "priests"/"exorcists" has ever cast even one, single, solitary demon -- let alone Satan, himself -- out from...