anonymous wizard who channels their powers by asking unusual questions
April 7, 2026 at 9:14:59 AM
sharing a though that i had while i pondered my orb... sooo in christianity it is holy to eat the body (eucharist) and drink the blood (wine) of Christ, therefore, does this practice imply that cannibalism is okey dokey?
Replied on: April 10, 2026 at 4:08:34 PM
I don't think Christianity meant to propagate that thought. Jesus is the son of God, and knowing that God is more of a spiritual creature, His flesh could very well be the bread. What we are consuming is God, and if God is the universe and everything around us, it is only natural to drink His flesh and blood. The universe here means not human, but spirituality.
What I mean to say is that Jesus may have been refering to his spiritual body and blood, and since God is both the father and the son, we are eating God, not Jesus the human.
Of course, there was also a case in history where a priest who didn't believe we were eating God's body discovered the eucharist which had turned into flesh. Assuming spirituality was involved in this story we could guess that it was a way to show the priest he had fallen because of his disbeliefs and didn't perform his duties, which is an act considered so low he might as well be a cannibal. That could've been the meaning behind it, or I guess God may have been so kind he showed this priest The Truth.