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Originally Posted by convextech
If that was true, you wouldn't have walked up the aisle to accept the body of Christ in the first place. You would have stayed in your pew while the others went up.
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If she is an atheist or subscribes to different beliefs than you, she might not believe it is the body of Christ at all, rather it is merely some crackers/bread and some grape juice/wine. Thus, there is no way for it to be hypocritical, rather more of a case of just humoring someones superstitions so as to not cause a scene. As far as I know there is no atheist doctrine against eating crackers and grape juice. If it was good I might go back for seconds.
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