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  Christian Inventions - part 5...
  The 1994 Catechism of the Catholic Church reaffirmed: "... by the consecration of the bread and wine there takes place a change of the whole substance of the BREAD into the substance of the BODY of Christ our Lord and of the whole substance of the WINE into the substance of his BLOOD. The Holy Roman Catholic Church has fittingly and properly called this transubstantiation. Clearly, these authoritative quotations teach that the Mass is a sacrament of the Roman Catholic Church where the Catholic priest has the supposed imparted ability to magically transform the bread into the literal body of Jesus Christ (not figurative or symbolic), thus giving the bread both His soul and His divinity. The wine too, is said to be changed into the actual blood of Christ. Those who deny this to be true are anathematized (damned) by the Catholic Church. Condemnation also rests upon all those who disavow this doctrine of the church. In plainer words, Rome teaches that they are actually EATING the flesh and DRINKING the blood of their Lord Jesus Christ during the Mass and that by this INGESTION of the Creator, Christ enters into their body through the mouth. Q - How do members of the Roman Catholic Church "receive Christ" into their body? A - By EATING Him. If this sounds offensive and blasphemous, that's because it is! If you get OFFENDED then that just shows that YOU'VE GOT GOOD SENSE. Ironically, it is also one of the many contradictions of their own religious teachings: The imaginary Jesus <b>...</b>
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  Why I am no longer a Christian by E...
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  The Values We All Stand For...
  To my (likely confused) subscribers: this video is my submission to The Reason Project Video Contest: www.reasonproject.org A special thanks to snap2objects for providing some of the Creative Commons 3.0 licensed vectors for the figures in this video. All other borrowed images used in this video are copyright-free through Wikipedia or Wikimedia Commons and so I would like to thank those organizations as well. -- NOTE 1: "In God We Trust" first started to appear on a few US coins during the Civil War. However, the motives for these inclusions were entirely different in nature. At that time, there were, to my knowledge, no active atheists in American culture. The inclusion of "In God We Trust" on US coins was gradual and met with resistance by prominent American theists, such as Theodore Roosevelt, as being sacrilegious. By comparison, the 1957 changes were drastic, sweeping, and specifically invoked to combat the atheism of the Soviet Union. Before, some coins were allowed to not have the phrase and no paper bills had it; after, ALL American money, both coin and paper were REQUIRED to contain the slogan. Further, the changes in the pledge and the motto happened almost simultaneously with this change. These changes were overtly anti-atheist in nature: "In these days when imperialistic and materialistic Communism seeks to attack and destroy freedom, it is proper" to "remind all of us of this self-evident truth" that "as long as this country trusts in God, it will prevail <b>...</b>
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  'PAPER HEART' Premiere Red Carpet S...
  www.maximotv.com Los Angeles Red Carpet Screening of 'PAPER HEART' at The Vista Theatre July 28, 2009 Interviews with Charlyne Yi, Jake Johnson, Director Nick Jasenovec, Christian Serratos, David Harber, Maiara Walsh and Shayne Lamas. Also attending the premiere Adam Scott, Adam Richman, Andy Samberg, Bai Ling, Hanna Beth and Catherine Hardwicke Interviews byAmanda Vanderpool ***Footage available for licensing*** The viewing of this clip by website visitors is only permissible for personal use; copying, commercial use, distribution, additional use or transfer is expressly prohibited. © Ricomix Productions / Maximo TV™ / maximotv.com