Re: Is the Pope the Vicar of Christ? Can he change God's laws?

On 15/10/2010 10:34, rasell wrote:
On 14 Oct, 18:23, Mark Goodge<use...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
We use non-alcholic wine, grape juice for communion.
In the NT, the word for wine is applied to fermented as well as
unfermented wine.

The wine that Jesus drank (and, for that matter, created) at the wedding in
Cana was definitely alcoholic.

You assert so, but give no evidence.

What about the evidence I gave?

Can you also show where in the New Testament the word _οἶνος_ is used to indicate something other than what we know as wine? (There is no such thing as non-alcholic wine.)


Alwyn


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