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I already know what the Body of Christ is. He is the Word made into Flesh who came to carry the sins of us humans to hell and if we eat those wafers in Memory and respect to Him He will be our Savior. Eating Lamb with those wafers doesn't separate us from God no mater how hard some Vegans try to make that case.[/quot


Was the subject lamb? I thought it was acid.

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Life is a time capsule we strive to fill with precious memories.

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I use red, not because of anger but to define my posts to catch rebuttals latter and it makes the quote feature redundent for me. The rest of you pick your own color.

Life is a time capsule we strive to fill with precious memories.

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Life is a time capsule we strive to fill with precious memories.

I did not introduce lamb into the topic.

I did however suggest that you might want to try substituting wafers - that way you could leave the military journals aside and have a first hand experience of what some would call "the body of christ".

Am I ribbing you Donnie? The answer is yes! But I think you can handle it - at least you should be able to handle a little tease here and there since you give out so much of it. Or is your skin thicker only when doling out the sarcasm, criticisms, insults, etc.? When a little tease comes back at you, your skin is not so thick?

I watched an old documentary about the "Church of LSD" which Timothy Leary began. They sat in a circle and passed around a chalice of LSD. I believe they were calling their little ritual a sacrament of sorts, a bit or maybe even a lot like what the Catholics call "holy communion". For this group, they were communing in a sacred way.

So Donnie, you have read some military journals. If you were to learn anything about LSD, try reading Ram Dass, Timothy Leary, Aldous Huxley, Stanislov Groff, and let's not forget Alan Watts!

By the way, is teasing the same as moving goal posts? If so, then mea culpa!

Like, far out, dude.

Instead of exercising the slimy part of you brain why not give the better part a shot and tell me what you think about Gary Mckinnons plight.

Who's he?