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Could a non-Christian prove that this is not the blood and body of Jesus?

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109 views 1 upvote Made by Acid_Freak 21 hours ago in MS_memer_group
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2 ups, 21h,
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real christians would know its figurative and not literal
0 ups, 12h
Erm ackshully Catholic and Orthodox Christians believe that Jesus is present in the Eucharist
0 ups, 21h
Could you explain how it is bleeding fresh, human blood then?

I seriously want everybody's thoughts on it.
0 ups, 21h
oh no, I am ready for the fight that's going to happen right
0 ups, 21h,
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How long have we been eating Jesus for? 2000 years? How is there still more left of him
0 ups, 12h
The priest just makes the bread and wine into Jesus or smth idk how it works exactly
0 ups, 21h
That's actually really funny, but that's not how it works.
0 ups, 21h,
1 reply
is that like gross candles wtf is that
0 ups, 21h,
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That is a holy Eucharist (Communion) that Catholics consume at every Mass and truely believe is the body of Jesus Christ. It is always in the form of kind of a cracker, but this specific one started to bleed fresh blood.

I don't know if it's the same one, but there is one somwhere where you can see it in person.
1 up, 21h,
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There's no way it started bleeding blood wtf ?? That's crazy

Is there a video of it or is it just a picture? Cuz pictures can be easily fake as we know
0 ups, 21h,
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It is crazy. It literally goes against logic, but that's just what miracles are. I don't know if it's the same one, but you can see it in person somewhere in the Vatican I think.

There are other pictures that are not this same one that I have seen, and they all look real. It would be terrible if someone were to fake something like this.
0 ups, 21h,
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Well seeing it in person wouldn't mean much for me, I mean I'd have to see the actual event happen. Like you can't prove that a Jenga block fell over cuz it's laying on the ground, you could have just set it there. I would have to see it fall over in person, if you know what I mean.
0 ups, 21h
Yeah I get that. I think I once read somewhere that it is always dry but will bleed fresh on the day it was Consecrated. But I'm not sure.
0 ups, 21h,
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And why would a bleeding cracker be more special than all the others? If it's still basically the same thing they always eat.
0 ups, 21h,
2 replies
You are correct with that, nothing else would have happened if it were eaten, but somethinh like this should be kept because of what it did.
0 ups, 21h
it’s mold
0 ups, 21h,
1 reply
Why do you think this is a miracle that Jesus would choose to happen?
0 ups, 21h,
2 replies
Probably so people can see the truth and convert to Christianity.
0 ups, 21h
it’s mold
0 ups, 21h
But bleeding cracka is a Catholic thing
0 ups, 21h
the crackers live
0 ups, 21h,
1 reply
How tf does he still have remains after like… 2000 years or idk
0 ups, 21h,
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It is a transformation. The Eucharist is kinda like a cracker, but it is still Jesus' body, it is just in that form, but this specific one started to bleed fresh blood. It was also tested and is AB. (I forget if + or -)
0 ups, 17h
oh coool!! im AB-
0 ups, 21h
…that’s literally just just jelly in a bowl
0 ups, 21h,
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looks like pads and jelly 😭
also Jesus wasn't white so this would be almost impossible
0 ups, 21h,
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The "pads" is the Eucharist, which is like a cracker kinda, but this one started bleeding.

And if you don't believe it, then why not go to The Vatican and see it yourself? You actually can.
0 ups, 21h
respectfully, I don't feel like attempting to convince my parents or even go to the other side of the world just for a religion I don't believe in
0 ups, 21h
I made a joke with the "pads and jelly" since when I was a kid I used to go to a Catholic church
0 ups, 17h,
1 reply
that’s hella cool
im not christian but like nice religion
0 ups, 13h,
1 reply
Thank you.

Christianity gets dogged on by other religions most of the time, but we don't do that to others. If they don't believe in it then that's completely okay and it's just what they believe in, and I would never force someone to convert, but I will encourage it and give out facts on it.
0 ups, 12h
it’s very cool
keep up the good work
0 ups, 20h
ice ceam
0 ups, 21h
WHO PUT STRAWBERRY JAM ON MY SALAMI!!!!!!!!!!
0 ups, 21h,
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The Bible never said that it turned into he body of Jesus, also, wouldn't we be able to X ray our stomachs after eating it and see if it magically transformed after we swallowed it?

All the Bible ever said was that bread and wine was used to remember Jesus. Never said all this extra stuff

And Jesus said that he would only come to earth again in the final days. Does Catholic communion mean he's back on earth??
0 ups, 21h,
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It doesn't turn into literal flesh while it is being consumed. I mean, it could happen, but the chances of a miracle to happen like that I don't think would be likely at all.

The Catholics do believe that there is more to Christianity than just the Bible, but it is still of course extremely important. But I have no other arguments, I would gave to reread parts to make extra sure.

That is pretty clever thinking, but no. I mean, technically he is if the Eucharist is here, but not how you are implying. That is a pretty good statement though.
0 ups, 21h,
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What is the eucharist?
0 ups, 21h
The Eucharist is what that circular white cracker looking thing in the picture is. It can also be xalled "communion", I have also heard "communion waffer" used before, but I kinda don't like that.

It is believed by Catholics to truly be the flesh of Jesus, which sounds rediculous and is extremely hard to believe, but I do. This one here is bleeding fresh blood. I have also seen a video during a Mass where it started to hover after the priest put his hands over it.
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