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	<title>Comments on: Eucharistophobia, the Common Cup, and Moore on Communion</title>
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		<title>By: Chris Cole</title>
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		<dc:creator>Chris Cole</dc:creator>
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		<description>I speak as a Presbyterian, rather than a Baptist, but this issue certainly isn&#039;t limited to Baptists. In my church, we celebrate the Supper in alternate months. With the next one coming up in two weeks, I have talked our pastor into trying it with a common loaf. We will be using naan, an Indian flat bread, i.e, unleavened bread. The pastor will tear the bread, to represent Christ breaking the loaf (Mt 26:26), then each person will tear off a piece as it is passed. The common cup is more problematic, given this day of fear of viruses.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I speak as a Presbyterian, rather than a Baptist, but this issue certainly isn&#8217;t limited to Baptists. In my church, we celebrate the Supper in alternate months. With the next one coming up in two weeks, I have talked our pastor into trying it with a common loaf. We will be using naan, an Indian flat bread, i.e, unleavened bread. The pastor will tear the bread, to represent Christ breaking the loaf (Mt 26:26), then each person will tear off a piece as it is passed. The common cup is more problematic, given this day of fear of viruses.</p>
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