Why Anglicans Reject Transubstantiation
River Devereux explains why the Anglican formularies uphold the real presence in the Eucharist, but not in a corporal presence and why they reject belief in transubstantiation. DISCLAIMER: After speaking with Christian Wagner of Apologia Anglicana I no longer believe that the doctrine of transubstantiation means there is a physical/corporal presence of Christ in the Eucharist, however, since many Eucharistic theologies do still believe this I stand by the critiques offered in this video. For clarification on some points about transubstantiation, see this: https://newkingdom.home.blog/2021/05/... For clarification on my own position, see this: https://newkingdom.home.blog/2021/05/... For more content visit: https://newkingdom.media Check out my conversation with Fr. James Gad (Barely Protestant) in response to this video: • The Eucharist and the Anglican Formularies... Related articles: https://newkingdom.home.blog/2020/05/... Social media: / newkingdomblog
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