A Reply to the End of Religious Controversy As Discussed in a Correspondence Be

Richard Grier

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" — Ibid.
•\ " Neque idea minus est adorandum, quod fuerit a Christo Donriino ut sumatur institutum. " — Ibid.
:|: Canon I. " If any one shall deny, that in the most holy Sacrament of the Eucharist, there is truly, really, and mbstantially con- tained the body and blood of our Lord Jesus Christ, together •with his soul and divinity, and consequently the whole Christ ; A PAPAL NOVELTY. J 17 inents with each other, it will be at once per- ceived, that although both churches agree about Christ's r...eal presence in the Sacrament; yet that thej' possess a different idea of that pre- sence. In fact, the great dispute between them relates to the nature of it. They say, that Christ is present substantially ; after the manner of a body : we maintain, that He is only spiri- tually present. Neither of us can, therefore, use the words real presence as descriptive of our differences, or of our peculiar opinions, without further illustration; unless through but shall say, that he is in it only as in a sign or by a figure, or virtually J let him be accursed.

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