Had there ever been a case in the whole “History” of Christianity where the “Holy Communion” got poisoned??



I am just asking.
Because, this case had just gotten beyond mere politics.
I want to know where the whole idea of “Poisoned” Holy Communion came from.

BluntCrazeMan:
Had there ever been a case in the whole “History” of Christianity where the “Holy Communion” got poisoned??



I am just asking.
Because, this case had just gotten beyond mere politics.
I want to know where the whole idea of “Poisoned” Holy Communion came from.

Poisoned communion bread is no longer 'Holy'.

Rest oga.......is nobody's fault that u don't understand English

BluntCrazeMan:
Had there ever been a case in the whole “History” of Christianity where the “Holy Communion” got poisoned??



I am just asking.
Because, this case had just gotten beyond mere politics.
I want to know where the whole idea of “Poisoned” Holy Communion came from.

Oxymoronic expression .....

Even though I can never support BATs presidential ambition. He nailed it there, his Oxymoron used is top notch.

Mana, you see that "rotten to bad ones" either EL Rufai is stupid enough to accept being undermined just for BAT to shine in expressing his lack of competence in turning a rotten situation to a good one or BAT as the Bad Man he is, feels its normal for things to be bad.

Cryofigbos:
Rest oga.......is nobody's fault that u don't understand English

This is no longer about the correct use of the English Language.

This is now about carelessness, insensitivity, religious intolerance,, and blasphemy.



Is there any English Idiom or parable that has anything to do with “Poisoned” Holy Communion??

Because I have NOT come across anyone before.

So, can I use any careless Oxymoron with the Holy Qur’an, or the name of Prophet Mohammed, and nobody would react negatively to my oxymoron??

caesymore:
Even though I can never support BATs presidential ambition. He nailed it there, his Oxymoron used is top notch.

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Let's not deviate for now..



This is no longer about the correct use of the English Language.

This is now about carelessness, insensitivity, religious intolerance,, and blasphemy.



Is there any English Idiom or parable that has anything to do with “Poisoned” Holy Communion??

Because I have NOT come across anyone before.

So, can I use any careless Oxymoron with the Holy Qur’an, or the name of Prophet Mohammed, and nobody would react negatively to my oxymoron??

Kewtt:

Oxymoronic expression .....

This is no longer about the correct use of the English Language.

This is now about carelessness, insensitivity, religious intolerance,, and blasphemy.



Is there any English Idiom or parable that has anything to do with “Poisoned” Holy Communion??

Because I have NOT come across anyone before.

So, can I use any careless Oxymoron with the Holy Qur’an, or the name of Prophet Mohammed, and nobody would react negatively to my oxymoron??

BluntCrazeMan:
Let's not deviate for now..



This is no longer about the correct use of the English Language.

This is now about carelessness, insensitivity, religious intolerance,, and blasphemy.



Is there any English Idiom or parable that has anything to do with “Poisoned” Holy Communion??

Because I have NOT come across anyone before.

So, can I use any careless Oxymoron with the Holy Qur’an, or the name of Prophet Mohammed, and nobody would react negatively to my oxymoron??

G, no do because other dey do, Christianity is a flexing religion, a religion of peace most Christians get sense pass them Muslims ( no insult meant, just stating the obvious) or do you want to fight for Bread

BluntCrazeMan:
This is no longer about the correct use of the English Language.

This is now about carelessness, insensitivity, religious intolerance,, and blasphemy.



Is there any English Idiom or parable that has anything to do with “Poisoned” Holy Communion??

Because I have NOT come across anyone before.

So, can I use any careless Oxymoron with the Holy Qur’an, or the name of Prophet Mohammed, and nobody would react negatively to my oxymoron??

Oh I see..... I can't help you. As a Christian I understand Asiwaju Bola Tinubu. And I take no offence whatsoever.

BluntCrazeMan:
This is no longer about the correct use of the English Language.

This is now about carelessness, insensitivity, religious intolerance,, and blasphemy.



Is there any English Idiom or parable that has anything to do with “Poisoned” Holy Communion??

Because I have NOT come across anyone before.

So, can I use any careless Oxymoron with the Holy Qur’an, or the name of Prophet Mohammed, and nobody would react negatively to my oxymoron??

Keep copying and pasting same nonsense reply to everybody.......after u wail finish I wonder if money will enter ur account

Am a Christian and there's no blasphemy in Christianity.......I see no offense in that said statement as a Christian, we have been using d word as poor as a church rat since I was small so rest biko and look for something reasonable to do zombidient

Call it "church rat" or "poisoned Holly communion",
Bola Tinubu has just created an Oxymoronic expression for the whole world to add and accept into English language through idiomatic expression. You need to appreciate your own.

BluntCrazeMan:
This is no longer about the correct use of the English Language.

This is now about carelessness, insensitivity, religious intolerance,, and blasphemy.



Is there any English Idiom or parable that has anything to do with “Poisoned” Holy Communion??

Because I have NOT come across anyone before.

So, can I use any careless Oxymoron with the Holy Qur’an, or the name of Prophet Mohammed, and nobody would react negatively to my oxymoron??

caesymore:


G, no do because other dey do, Christianity is a flexing religion, a religion of peace most Christians get sense pass them Muslims ( no insult meant, just stating the obvious) or do you want to fight for Bread

“Fight for Bread”??
Noted..

stepone:
Call it "church rat" or "poisoned Holly communion",
Bola Tinubu has just created an Oxymoronic expression for the whole world to add and accept into English language through idiomatic expression. You need to appreciate your own.

Tinubu is now the newest professor of English who now creates English Oxymorons??
Noted.


As for the rest of you,, keep calm.
More careless speeches would soon be flying around.

Call them Oxymorons if you like.
And also be ready to play your acceptances as level as you can without biases

BluntCrazeMan:
“Fight for Bread”??
Noted..

Tinubu is now the newest professor of English who now creates English Oxymorons??
Noted.


As for the rest of you,, keep calm.
More careless speeches would soon be flying around.

Call them Oxymorons if you like.
And also be ready to play your acceptances as level as you can without biases

What do u nw want to do.....mobilize ppl like u to tinubu house to burn the place down or u just want to continue ranting and looking for who to shear in ur stupidity on nairaland.... I have told u to rest and get busy with ur life instead

BluntCrazeMan:
Had there ever been a case in the whole “History” of Christianity where the “Holy Communion” got poisoned??



I am just asking.
Because, this case had just gotten beyond mere politics.
I want to know where the whole idea of “Poisoned” Holy Communion came from.

Yes.
https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/9780691221557/html?lang=en

dawnomike:
Poisoned communion bread is no longer 'Holy'.

What makes the bread and drink "holy" to begin with?

Good question to ask!

Kobojunkie:
What makes the bread and drink "holy" to begin with?

stepone:
Call it "church rat" or "poisoned Holly communion",
Bola Tinubu has just created an Oxymoronic expression for the whole world to add and accept into English language through idiomatic expression. You need to appreciate your own.

Oxymoronic? Your politicians and their foolishness aside, are you under the assumption that which is Holy cannot also be poisoned?

14 Later, Jesus appeared to the eleven followers while they were eating. He criticized them because they had so little faith. They were stubborn and refused to believe the people who said Jesus had risen from death.
15 He said to them, “Go everywhere in the world. Tell the Good News to everyone.
16 Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved. But those who do not believe will be judged guilty.
17 And the people who believe will be able to do these things as proof: They will use my name to force demons out of people. They will speak in languages they never learned.
18 If they pick up snakes or drink any poison, they will not be hurt. They will lay their hands on sick people, and they will get well.” - Mark 16 vs 14 - 16