Is the Body and Blood of Christ meant to be taken literally?

Doctrine

Christians hold four views The four primary views of Communion (or the Eucharist) in Christian theology, particularly regarding the nature of the bread and wine, are: Transubstantiation: Held primarily by the Roman Catholic Church. The bread and wine become the actual...

Once Saved Always Saved? aka OSAS

Church, Doctrine

Click here for a brief summary The article from The Bible Answers examines the doctrine of “Once Saved, Always Saved” (OSAS), also known as eternal security, which posits that once a person is saved through faith in Jesus Christ, they cannot lose their...

Homosexuality and the Transcendental Method

Bible, Doctrine, Philosophy

Definition of the method The transcendental method, developed by philosopher Bernard Lonergan, is a philosophical approach that explores the conditions of possibility for human knowing. It focuses on self-reflection to identify the universal structures of...

If you give God the glory why not give Satan his due?

Church, Doctrine, Evil

A friend recently texted me the following: It’s interesting to me, that you attribute any “good” in you/from you, as coming from “Christ within me” ~ yet any “sin emanating from you is wholly your “own sinful nature”,...

Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me

Church, Doctrine

Note: Content on this website is based on personal views. Love should always be at the forefront when encountering people with other opinions. That is our first calling as brothers and sisters in the Lord. This verse is found in John Chapter 6. The entire chapter...