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The reality of the eucharist is not apprehended by the senses, but rather, the physical qualities of bread and wine are apprehended by them.

Selfishness, having us love ourselves at the expense of others, promises us the world but will only lead us to grief.

We cannot ignore the injustices sin creates; we must work out our salvation with fear and trembling, helping to fix the harm we have done.

Christians are called to be minister's of Christ's peace to the world, working with Christ to bring the world together as one.

When providing an explanation for our faith, we must accept its limited applicability, as it relies upon our own understanding.

After being unjustly attacked by Hamas, Israel has a right to defend itself and its people, and the rest of the world should support them.

When we go out into the world to find something to judge and condemn, we become a stumbling block instead of an aid to others.

The eucharist is not mere flesh and blood, which is why those who partake of it are not cannibals; it is rather the fullness of Christ.

The ascension has Jesus transcend material creation so as not to be bound by empirical laws and expectations.

Christians should not embrace the way of violence and death, but rather, they should promote the way of justice and mercy.