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In the Eucharist, bread and wine exists alongside the body and blood of Jesus
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- Note: This belief is called consubstantiation.
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It is correct Roman Catholic doctrine that the bread and wine substantially changes in the body and blood of Jesus. [1]
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The forms of the bread and wine are united, their natures fused. All four elements are truly present. Can you supply this point with a source that proves it is earnest? Do it yourself or provide the link on the talk page. [2]
There is no physical change, but the bread and wine takes on the siginficance of the body and blood of Jesus. Can you supply this point with a source that proves it is earnest? Do it yourself or provide the link on the talk page.
The change is entirely spiritual and does not occur in objective reality. Can you supply this point with a source that proves it is earnest? Do it yourself or provide the link on the talk page. [3]
There is no change. The Eucharist is a symbol. Can you supply this point with a source that proves it is earnest? Do it yourself or provide the link on the talk page.
