Peter Martyr Vermigli’s View of Faith and the Holy Spirit in the Eucharist
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At the time of the Reformation, the doctrine of the Eucharist was the most pivotal issue between Roman Catholics and Protestants. Most of Protestants had to fight a much harder struggle because unlike the doctrine of justification, transubstantiation had already been accepted as official doctrine by the Roman Catholics. Furthermore, there was no unified view of the Eucharist within the Protestants traditions. The Reformed understanding of the Eucharist was essentially different not only from the Roman Catholics but also from the Lutherans and the Anabaptists. Vermigli is a Reformed theologian who developed a unique Reformed view of the Eucharist by emphasizing the ministry of the Holy Spirit and the role of faith.
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At the time of the Reformation, the doctrine of the Eucharist was the most pivotal issue between Roman Catholics and Protestants. Most of Protestants had to fight a much harder struggle because unlike the doctrine of justification, transubstantiation had already been accepted as official doctrine by the Roman Catholics. Furthermore, there was no unified view of the Eucharist within the Protestants traditions. The Reformed understanding of the Eucharist was essentially different not only from the Roman Catholics but also from the Lutherans and the Anabaptists. Vermigli is a Reformed theologian who developed a unique Reformed view of the Eucharist by emphasizing the ministry of the Holy Spirit and the role of faith.
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