The Eucharist.
I have a lot of love for non-Catholic Christians, but being a Christian or going to church without the Eucharist is like watching a movie and skipping the climax. You're missing the whole point.
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If you ask Brian Muraresku, the Eucharist was a a ritualistic lsd trip. Great book btw: https://www.amazon.com/Immortality-Key-Uncovering-History-Religion/dp/1250207142
That author sounds like he has no idea what he's talking about.
Opinions without even reading it first 🙄 he spoke about it on some podcasts too if books are not your medium.
I read the description, and it made no sense, so that doesn't portend an enticing read
The description someone wrote and the content of the book are not the same thing, but you seem to be stubborn to confirm your views. 🤷
On the contrary, I'm open to arguments against my views, but I prefer to contemplate good ones.
Aside from the fact that there are candidates for the Holy Grail—not that one is bound to believe there is—the premise that because we don't have it, we don't know what happened at the Last Supper is not a serious argument.
The author seems to be baiting a weak religious argument to talk about their theory on drugs. That's not that interesting.
If the Eucharist is a bridge too far, try praying the rosary daily.
I'm unsure of your theology, but even the most ardent Protestant can pray the rosary by saying only the first half of the Hail Mary.