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Originally Posted by Archlute When its theological foundations are understood, it is simple to give the correct answer. Romanist worship encourages idolatry in many ways, the mass being the most visible manifestation of this. | I am not getting it, do you mind explaining what you see? I think a definition of biblical idolatry would be helpful for the discussion. Thank you. |
If you are asking a serious question, and really desire to put in some time to learn, I will give you these materials to help you begin a study on the idolatry of the mass in particular:
Calvin's Institutes - Book 4, chapter 17, sections 13-37
Turretin's Institutes - Volume 3, topic 19, questions 29-30
And for a work dealing with post-Tridentine developments in the RCC regarding the supper:
G. C. Berkouwer - Studies in Dogmatics,
The Sacraments, chapter 13 "The Lord's Supper: a sacrifice?"