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Since communion wafers represent eating the body of jesus?

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shouldn't they be they be made with human flesh flavouring.

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  1. The act of "communion" is so many things on so many levels, the flavor of the wafer is inconsequential and really has nothing to do with physically being the "Body of Christ".

    A priest, pastor or other religious leader will help you better understand the traditions of the church.


  2. Babby Jesus wafers are full of holy goodness when washed down with a cup of cold blood :P

  3. They could be chicken-flavored as far i am concern

    It is all same nonsense

  4. These Christians are so f'n ignorant, every single question posted here which is meant to be a joke, they take literally and answer straightforwardly.  These idiots honestly think that you think that the Catholic church should spray some flavoring that was made by a flavorologist that's supposed to taste like human flesh, on the wafer.  They couldn't for a second detect that you're just bs'n and having fun at their expense.  

    I really hope some evil salesman out there takes these Christians to the cleaners..  

  5. Why not use crisps and lager instead?

  6. I never cared too much for Jesus.  He had HORRIBLE teeth growing up.  

  7. no one can match jesus's flavor dummy!!  

  8. Baby Jesus is scrumptious and full of flavor. Plus oh so tender and mild

  9. I think just a slice of bacon would help people visualise it better.

  10. Roman Catholics believe that the priest changes the bread and wine into the literal body and blood of Jesus.

    Protestants believe that the bread and wine are merely symbolic of the body and blood of Jesus.

  11. No, because Roman Catholics believe in transubstantiation (sp?) which means the wafers you eat are literally changed into the body of Jesus when you eat them, and Protestants believe that the wafers are symbolic of the body of Jesus, and represent the bread He broke at the Last Supper.

  12. You mean they aren't?!

  13. You are offending God.

  14. I've always wanted to have a cannibal feast like Anton LaVey. That will be easier than waiting for flesh flavored wafers.  

  15. It's merely symbolic.

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