Transubstantiation in the Catholic faith is essentially the rite of having the metaphysical essence transformed/replaced by the presence of Christ. While the outward form/affect remains bread, the essence is the real presence of Christ.
The bread transforms into a vessel of the body and blood of Christ.
The rite follows from the Last Supper. This rite differs slightly from other Christian practises where the body is to bread and the blood is to wine in a 1:1 reflection of the enactment of the Last Supper.
For the sake of discussion in this thread the Bible is assumed to be true. This thread is to evaluate whether transubstantiation is: a) consistent with scripture, and b) if consistent, whether it is compellingly true.
Kozel 0 points 1 month ago
start replacing psychological component equivalents of kernel files and good luck putting it back later