One of the worst arguments for transubstantiation is the argument promoted by certain Roman Catholic apologists that because Jesus uses an a...

Homily 16 from a collection of Old English Homilies from the 12 century or so.  XVI. ON EASTER DAY. This is the day which the Lord has made,...

Henry Newcome, in 1705, tackled the question of Ignatius and Transubstantiation, in response to a Roman Catholic priest identified as T.B.: ...

Dr Joe Mizzi has an interesting article ( link to article ) on the church fathers and transubstantiation, which includes the following: Ign...

Roman Catholics tend to think it is highly significant that Jesus said that the cup (meaning its contents - they never seem to misunderstand...

Roman Catholics like to try to claim that they are just taking Jesus "literally" when they interpret "this is my body" t...

Garry Wills (author of "Why I am a Catholic"), in "Why Priests," describes the development of Eucharistic theology in th...

Garry Wills is the author of "Why I am a Catholic," but also of "Why Priests?" and "Papal Sins: Structures of Decei...

Jason Reed recently joined Rome's communion. Because he's served as a seminary professor at Southern Evangelical Seminary, his apos...

Paul Hoffer had posted some responses in our on-going dialog regarding Augustine and transubstantiation, which included the following kind o...

Justin Taylor has re-posted an unhelpful portion of Chris Castaldo's " Three Misnomers to Avoid ." Technically, I don't ...

This comes from the comment box of Mark Shea's post regarding Augustine, Scripture, and Nicaea. It's not him commenting (as far as ...

Another passage where Augustine describes the Lord's Supper can be found in one of his many letters. Augustine writes: But, he who says...

As with Sermon 272 ( which we have already discussed ), some folks who allege that Augustine shared modern Rome's view of the Eucharist ...