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An Essay on the Subject of Online Communion

4/29/2021

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With the COVID 19 Pandemic, the question of online celebrations of the Sacrament of the Altar have arisen. In particular, a document has begun to circulate titled "In Defense of Christian Assemblies Gathering on the Internet for the Purpose of Receiving the Sacrament of the Altar," which makes an argument for the validity of the practice. This paper is a response to each of the thesis presented in that article. The primary author of this document is Jordan Cooper, but significant input, argumentation, and editing was contributed by Lewis Polzin, Matthew Fenn, Lisa Cooper, and Eric Phillips.

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Pj
11/4/2023 11:37:50 am

is there a link to the original “in defense” treatise?

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Pj
11/5/2023 04:30:54 am

I mean I see it in the pdf footnote but it isn’t terribly easy to use from there :)
It’s ok though I realize you said you included it in its entirety in your response. I just wanted to read his first before reading your response.

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Repentigny Crossdressers link
1/20/2025 07:51:25 pm

Great blog I enjoyed readinng

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