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A discussion of the Egyptian origin of Eucharist.
Clip of Dawkins on the wafer of Jesus:
youtube.com/watch?v=sTCzzUgarKU
Bishop on transubstantiation:
youtube.com/watch?v=bJjW3LXuHzo
Egyptian origin of transubstantiation:
eoht.info/page/Transubstantiation
“By ‘eating the god’ in the form of the Eucharist, in a type of communion in leavened cakes, Osiris' divinity and immortality become that of the worshiper, and a spiritual communion through becoming one with their god-man. (cf. john 10:38). The sacred ritual of Osiris consisted primarily in the celebration of a Eucharistic rite, in which the advocate and followers of Osiris eat the flesh of their god in the form of wheat-cakes and drink of his blood in the form of a barley-ale (cf. Matthew 26:26, Mark 14:22, Luke 22:19, and I Corinthians 11:24).”
— Christopher Reyes (2018), In His Name, Volume 5
A discussion of the Egyptian origin of Eucharist.
Clip of Dawkins on the wafer of Jesus:
youtube.com/watch?v=sTCzzUgarKU
Bishop on transubstantiation:
youtube.com/watch?v=bJjW3LXuHzo
Egyptian origin of transubstantiation:
eoht.info/page/Transubstantiation
“By ‘eating the god’ in the form of the Eucharist, in a type of communion in leavened cakes, Osiris' divinity and immortality become that of the worshiper, and a spiritual communion through becoming one with their god-man. (cf. john 10:38). The sacred ritual of Osiris consisted primarily in the celebration of a Eucharistic rite, in which the advocate and followers of Osiris eat the flesh of their god in the form of wheat-cakes and drink of his blood in the form of a barley-ale (cf. Matthew 26:26, Mark 14:22, Luke 22:19, and I Corinthians 11:24).”
— Christopher Reyes (2018), In His Name, Volume 5
