Paul Nowlan
Puritan Board Freshman
are you talking about my madcow? that's a he/she
I prefer to call her a she. She has an udder.
Well, I guess she's your cow, and you can call her whatever you want.
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are you talking about my madcow? that's a he/she
Use wine. And UNLEAVENED bread!
If a man by reason of extremity of sickness or any other just impediment do not receive the sacrament of Christ’s body and blood, the minister shall instruct him that if he do truly repent him of his sins and steadfastly believe that Jesus Christ has suffered death upon the cross for him and shed his blood for his redemption, earnestly remembering the benefits he has thereby and giving him hearty thanks therefore, he does eat and drink the body and blood of our Savior Christ profitably to his soul’s health, although he do not receive the sacrament with his mouth. (Episcopal prayer book, cited by Shedd, 812)
Paul:
"Cows are gentle, peaceful females with deep blue eyes and lovely long eyelashes..."
No kidding? In Canada cows have blue eyes?
Oh well, we have tartan sheep and feral haggises, so I shouldn't be too surprised, lol!
Use wine. And UNLEAVENED bread!
Please be careful
First, it must be noted that while alcohol has surely evolved over the centuries, it was no less alcohol in the days of Noah (2300 B.C.) and Lot (1900 B.C.). If it was strong enough in those days as to render Lot ignorant to the fact that he was fornicating with his daughters then we can safely assume that they had figured out how to make "strong" drink. One needs only consider the many uses of the phrase "strong drink" in the Bible (esp. Proverbs). Drunkenness was a problem in the OT, the NT and throughout the centuries thereafter. It remains a problem today.