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Post published by One Eyed Owl
Heidelberg Catechism#78
Do, then, the bread and the wine become the real body and blood of Christ?
No, but as the water in Baptism is not changed into the blood of Christ, nor becomes the washing away of sins itself, being only the divine token and assurance thereof, so also in the Lord’s Supper the sacred bread does not become the body of Christ itself, though agreeably to the nature and usage of sacraments it is called the body of Christ.
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I have a huge question that is causing me much inner debate. Is baptism necessary for salvation? Also, can you explain this catachism 78 in more lay man terms so I can understand thanks! Because my friend and I were just talking about these two huge topics of baptism and communion
