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>>561460

We need God, but we're incapable to appease or connect God, so Jesus bridged the lessing's ditch between God and man, though His sacrifice, for those who willing to accept Jesus.

>>561460

When Adam committed the mortal sin of disobeying God, his and humanity's fall from grace was infinitely big because of the infinite nature of God. Humanity being finite beings can only make finite penances not the infinite one required for reconciliation with God. Thus God in his infinite mercy provides a sacrifice that will provide that infinite penance required for reconciliation: Himself. The ultimate infinite sacrifice of God himself restores all infinitely fallen beings to God forever, all they have to do is accept it.

When we take the Eucharist we die in Christ's sacrifice and enter into union with God as his flesh becomes ours.

>>561571

>When Adam committed the mortal sin of disobeying God, his and humanity's fall from grace was infinitely big because of the infinite nature of God. Humanity being finite beings can only make finite penances not the infinite one required for reconciliation with God. Thus God in his infinite mercy provides a sacrifice that will provide that infinite penance required for reconciliation: Himself. The ultimate infinite sacrifice of God himself restores all infinitely fallen beings to God forever, all they have to do is accept it.

I must be tripping, cause this is exactly what Baptists believe

>>561579

your retarded pham

>>561579

Sounds like you're ready to BEGOME :D:D:D

>>561579

>this is exactly what Baptists believe

But you don't believe in real presence, right? So you're just larping Jesus' sacrafice. Catholics actually take it.