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For other Protestants (mostly Evangelical, Fundamentalist, and Pentecostal) who also celebrate Christ's [[Last Supper]], the belief is that the wine and bread merely symbolize or represent the body and blood of Jesus.  As such, those churches generally use the term "Lord's Supper" to describe the taking of bread and wine (Communion is used by some churches, mainly those of a more contemporary nature, but Eucharist is never used).

For other Protestants (mostly Evangelical, Fundamentalist, and Pentecostal) who also celebrate Christ's [[Last Supper]], the belief is that the wine and bread merely symbolize or represent the body and blood of Jesus.  As such, those churches generally use the term "Lord's Supper" to describe the taking of bread and wine (Communion is used by some churches, mainly those of a more contemporary nature, but Eucharist is never used).

Transubstantiation was a contentious issue during the [[Protestant Reformation]], a historical period of conflict and warfare among Christians over a number of issues of [[scriptural interpretation]], doctrine, [[philosophy]], and both ecclesiastical and secular [[politics]].

Transubstantiation was a contentious issue during the [[Protestant Reformation]], a historical period of conflict and warfare among Christians over a number of issues of [[Hermeneutics|scriptural interpretation]], doctrine, [[philosophy]], and both ecclesiastical and secular [[politics]].

==The Bible and Transubstantiation==

==The Bible and Transubstantiation==