Protestant apologetics on communion?

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Protestant apologetics on communion? Christanon 10/26/18 (Fri) 14:12:17 f768a5 No.719389

I'm writing a letter to my father about the Eucharist. As best as I can tell he is a memorialist, and I'm trying to anticipate and preempt some arguments he will use to support his viewpoint, but my internet searches have found very little in the way of apologetics on this topic (aside from "do this in memory of me"). All I've found are debunks or arguments in favor of Catholic Eucharist. Does anyone know Protestant apologetics on this topic, or where to find them?

God bless

Christanon 10/26/18 (Fri) 14:30:38 5c1d0d No.719400

John 6

Christanon 10/26/18 (Fri) 17:38:18 9f212f No.719487

Calvinist believe that the Eucharist and bread is the Spiritual presence of Christ. Lutheran's view is similar to that of Catholics. Baptists and Methodists think the Lord's supper is symbolic as a remember of Christ.

Christanon 10/26/18 (Fri) 23:53:02 c52ea3 No.719666

I go to a luthern church, they allow communion as long as you profess apostles creed, they dont require cathecism or baptism. I dont have any apologetics on it. But theres some info on a protestant view.

Christanon 10/26/18 (Fri) 23:53:57 c52ea3 No.719667

>>719666

To clarify:

They do cathecism and baptism though. Just not required to participate in communion.