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Solomon Graundy __________, born on a Maundy Thursday... Anyone? I need a word that rhymes with "Thursday" for this completely brand-new nursery rhyme I'm working on.

I won't watch that video until you first tell me what (if anything) is said in it that you imagine is somehow a "rebuttal" to something I wrote. But the cartoon character in the thumbnail reminds me a little of Brooks Hatlen in The Shawshank Redemption.

@1Mind1Spirit I asked you: You: <NO ANSWER> God, in Genesis 1:3, when He says "Let there be light," is by His word "light" either referring to a person, or not. Which is it? Is God, in Genesis 1:3, when He says "Let there be light," by His word "light", referring to a person? Yes or No...

I'm not sure that was the Holy Spirit. I think you might have warped to Level 6-1.

Welcome, Manuel; meet manual! It's all downhill from here!

Well, hopefully you know I don't mean to hurt your feelings, and I suspect you're just being sarcastic in saying that. You tend to get a tad annoying when it comes to much of your discourse on the topic of what you call "Catholicism", and I've no doubt I do the same to you. But these are huge...

He never said His body; a human body isn't even something that is/can be said. Words are things people can say, whereas human bodies are not. Also, the Bible does not even record Him as having ever said the phrase "His body" in any of His recorded, face-to-face, in-person, in-the-flesh...

Exactly what did He say to do, when He said "Do this in remembrance of me"? Did He say to eat something? Did He say to eat bread? If so, broken bread or unbroken bread? I ask because you have said that, whereas your "priest" eats broken bread, he administers to you to eat only "broken" bread --...

In what literature? In The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes? I know what's meant by it. Your use of "IFF" where you used it is superfluous, because you are wrong in your "only if". No, He clearly did not say that, and you know it. What He said was "And when he had given thanks, he brake it, and...

So, according to you, this "priest's" breaking of something you claim is Jesus's body rather than the bread that it is symbolically represents breaking of bread. Your "priest's" breaking of "his own host" is him symbolically "breaking" the "host" he hands you? What? So now, you've just told us...

It makes perfect sense, and would make perfect sense either way, so you can keep your superfluous F. It's your grade. Again, what He said: "...this is my body..." What He did not say: "...bread is my body..." What He did not say: "...this bread is my body..." What He did not say: "...this...

Which (if any) thing(s) that you wrote in it do you believe are true?

These commie psychos wouldn't even be content with simply taking away and redistributing most or all of the money belonging to billionaires whose wealth they envy, leaving them no longer billionaires. No, that wouldn't cut it for these bloodthirsty scumbags; they desire to murder billionaires...

OK. This false statement of yours is false because Jesus Christ was not created. This false statement of yours is false because Jesus Christ was not created. This false statement of yours is false because Jesus Christ came down from heaven. Now, explain why you are too stupid to have...

Yes! Thanks! It helps us understand that at some point one or more demons must have entered into you, took the reins of your speech and cognitive faculties, and have no intention of exiting. Seems they want to take you along with them to where they know they're going.

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?