Victor Novak has written a lengthy article for VirtueOnline where he directly contradicts the Declaration of Principles of the founding fathers of the Reformed Episcopal Church and even dares to say that Calvin's view of the mode of "real presence" is essentially "high Lutheran," which cannot be further from the truth. Please read Novak's article, CLASSICAL ANGLICANISM AND THE REAL PRESENCE OF CHRIST IN THE SACRAMENT OF HOLY COMMUNION, and my comments in response to it below. Judge for yourself. Also, please read carefully the lengthy quote I made from Cranmer there regarding the "figurative" use of the terms "body" and "blood" for the bread and wine.
Sincerely in Christ,
Charlie
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