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WHY EUCHARISTIC COMMUNION?

Oriental Orthodox Study

The Eucharist is communion in Christ's body and blood. Armenian use of unleavened bread and unmixed wine is a named example of ritual variation, not the rule for all Oriental churches.

Why it matters

No. Identify the Armenian example and learn the rite used by the local church.

Avoid overclaiming

No. Identify the Armenian example and learn the rite used by the local church.

Strongest alternative reading

Compare the named source with Eastern Orthodox, Catholic and Protestant accounts. A shared passage does not settle different accounts of council authority, sacramental practice or church communion.

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