Originally posted by WulebgrWulebgr: " The evidence in the Bible is clear: the wine Jesus made at the wedding feast was superior. I imagine this superiority refers to the balance and harmony of the flavors that lead to wine's complexity.
The evidence in the Bible is clear: the wine Jesus made at the wedding feast was superior. I imagine this superiority refers to the balance and harmony of the flavors that lead to wine's complexity.
Aging wine affects this harmony and balance. Wines can be aged too long or not long enough for their optimal flavor, and every wine is different as to its op ...[text shortened]... dfaith101 might not be wrong about the alcohol content, but he is wrong about the cause (aging).
It's getting sadder and sadder .......
I wonder what is more sad ? RBHill's claim that the whine Jesus "produced" was without alcohol or your "scientific" evaluation of the Biblical facts.
Originally posted by kirksey957Having "fun" again, reverend ?
RB, are you telling me that you've murdered someone? I believe that if you will just come out and say that people will leave you the hell alone. I'd like to hear more about this. Did you hold up a convenience store? I was thinkin that only brothaz like me did that.
Originally posted by ivanhoeWhat's the theological position of the RCC on the alcohol content of Jesus wine? At communion in the US, the Church uses alcoholic wine although I believe it is normally watered down somewhat. The Vatican doesn't have a problem with alcohol in moderation, does it?
Wulebgr: " The evidence in the Bible is clear: the wine Jesus made at the wedding feast was superior. I imagine this superiority refers to the balance and harmony of the flavors that lead to wine's complexity.
It's getting sadder and sadder .......
I wonder what is more sad ? RBHill's claim that the whine Jesus "produced" was without alcohol or your "scientific" evaluation of the Biblical facts.
Originally posted by NemesioGratitude ...... hmmmm ...... we'll have to wait and see .... in your case.
You're the one who says that your mother will burn in hell for all eternity because
she is a filthy Catholic.
And I'm sorry you consider my correcting your gross errors about the Bible's content
'rude.' A person who was close to Christ would accept rebuke on God's Word with
gratitude, not rudeness.
Nemesio
Originally posted by no1marauderBiblical whines contained, as far as I know, alcohol.
What's the theological position of the RCC on the alcohol content of Jesus wine? At communion in the US, the Church uses alcoholic wine although I believe it is normally watered down somewhat. The Vatican doesn't have a problem with alcohol in moderation, does it?
The whine used in the Eucharist contains alcohol. About the same as port and sherry, about 18 %. The alcohol percentage may vary though.
The taste is superb, it resembles a dessert-wine, nice and sweet .... at least the one I drank.
Marauder: "The Vatican doesn't have a problem with alcohol in moderation, does it?
Roman-Catholic teaching doesn't have a problem with moderate alcohol use .... with the explicite emphasis on "moderate".
Originally posted by ivanhoeSo, you deny RBHILL's claim that the communion wine served in Catholic churches is stale grape juice?
Biblical whines contained, as far as I know, alcohol.
The whine used in the Eucharist contains alcohol. About the same as port and sherry, about 18 %. The alcohol percentage may vary though.
The taste is superb, it resembles a dessert-wine, nice and sweet .... at least the one I drank.
[b]Marauder: "The Vatican doesn't have a problem with alcohol ...[text shortened]... t have a problem with moderate alcohol use .... with the explicite emphasis on "moderate".[/b]
Originally posted by DoctorScribblesThe Catholic churches in my area offer both grape juice and wine (with alcoholic content) so that those who abstain from alcohol or wish their children to not be exposed to the drug can have an alternative while still participating in communion. I know that this is true for the three Catholic churches with which I have experience in my county.
So, you deny RBHILL's claim that the communion wine served in Catholic churches is stale grape juice?
Originally posted by no1marauderThere is nothing wrong with alcohol as far as I know. If it is used in moderation there is no problem. Of course there is the occasional preacher who uses it for "medicinal" purposes.😉
What's the theological position of the RCC on the alcohol content of Jesus wine? At communion in the US, the Church uses alcoholic wine although I believe it is normally watered down somewhat. The Vatican doesn't have a problem with alcohol in moderation, does it?
Originally posted by echeceroI believe this is true in my area as well.
The Catholic churches in my area offer both grape juice and wine (with alcoholic content) so that those who abstain from alcohol or wish their children to not be exposed to the drug can have an alternative while still participating in communion. I know that this is true for the three Catholic churches with which I have experience in my county.
Thank you, Ivanhoe for your answer.
Originally posted by NemesioStop your nonsense.
And you have murdered the Bible by repeatedly lying about its
contents even after being repeatedly reprimanded.
It is this utter lack of contrition that convinces me that you ain't
got Jesus. Some who's got Jesus strives for correctness in God's
Word. You don't.
Nemesio