Changes

Reformed/[[Presbyterian]]: Reformed and Presbyterian churches generally believe in a "pneumatic" or spiritual presence of Jesus in the Eucharist; while no actual change takes place in the bread, there is still a Real Presence of Jesus which the people experience during the celebration of the Lord's Supper.  

Reformed/[[Presbyterian]]: Reformed and Presbyterian churches generally believe in a "pneumatic" or spiritual presence of Jesus in the Eucharist; while no actual change takes place in the bread, there is still a Real Presence of Jesus which the people experience during the celebration of the Lord's Supper.  

[[Baptist]]/Evangelical/[[Pentecostal]]/[[Fundamentalist]]: While the theologies of these traditions  differ from each other, their views on the ordinance (Lord's Supper) itself are generally the same. It is simply a symbol and a memorial of the Last Supper by which worshipers remember Christ's body and blood given up on the Cross. It is not a re-presentation of the sacrifice of the Cross—which is believed to have been accomplished once—or a literal sharing in Christ's physical body or blood.

[[Baptist]]/Evangelical/[[Pentecostal]]/[[Fundamentalist]]: While the theologies of these traditions  differ from each other, their views on the ordinance (Lord's Supper) itself are generally the same. It is simply a symbol and a memorial of the Last Supper by which worshipers remember Christ's body and blood given up on the Cross. It is not a re-presentation of the sacrifice of the Cross—which is believed to have been accomplished once—nor is it a literal sharing in Christ's physical body or blood, soul and divinity "''partakers of the divine nature''" 2 Peter 1:4 KJV.

==Real Presence gradations of understanding within the Catholic and Orthodox traditions==

==Real Presence gradations of understanding within the Catholic and Orthodox traditions==