BenjaminBurton
Puritan Board Freshman
If Scripture teaches that those who come to the Table unfit to take of the elements may bring judgment or death upon themselves, why is a "remembrance" view taken by so many? It seems that there is a special grace given to those who rightly come before the Lord to take of the elements. Does this stem from Zwingli's influence and/or a strong reaction against the respective views of Rome and Luther?
I'm only asking because I've been (curiously) reading into Lutheranism lately. I had never had much interaction with them but knew of Luther's consubstantiation view. Was it Calvin's view that there was a special grace given that had spiritual significance?
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I'm only asking because I've been (curiously) reading into Lutheranism lately. I had never had much interaction with them but knew of Luther's consubstantiation view. Was it Calvin's view that there was a special grace given that had spiritual significance?
Not sure if this is in the right place or not so I hope a mod will correctly place it if necessary