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>mary magdalene placed eggs under the cross and they turned red with the blood of jesus
You have to be RC - onlt RCs could believe such nonsense. They're so gullible that they believe bread and wine is literally transformed into flesh and blood when the priest performs his incantation. You poor, superstitious, gullible nitwits.
Jesus was speaking metaphorically/spiritually. If you think otherwise then consistency demands that you also believe Jesus is a literal door and a literal lamb. Grow up, for goodness' sake. It really isn't that difficult to discern when Jesus is speaking figuratively and literally.
Or do you also believe that when I tell you it's raining cats and dogs here, that physical canines and felines are dropping from the sky?
Read about the last supper when Jesus ate bread and drank wine with his disciples and said: thus do in remembrance of me. Note, he didn't tear off strips of his flesh and cut a vein and bleed into a cup and offer to hus disciples. The Pharisees were offended because they, like you, were not able to understnd Jesus spoke spiritually. That's why they rejeected him as Messiah. They wanted a conquering Messiah who woukd resoore the physical kingdom of David; Jesus offered a spiritual kingdom. How can you be so ignorant? Unless you, too, are a Pharisee - metaphorically speaking, of course.