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Book Review: Three Issues in Ethics

restore its intimate connection with the baptismal discipline. A second answer must be reconciliation between the churches themselves. "Have we the right, for example, in one church to refuse access to the Lord's Table to a person who in another church has access to the same Table, and can we refuse him access without refusing to recognize the other church as a church" (p. 67)? 4. Living Bread and Sacrifice: The author indicates the New Testament expressions that point to the reality of Christ's presence in the Eucharist. This means that an attitude of adoration must prevail. This raises two questions: In the Catholic Church can we have transubstantiation without communion? In some Protestant churches can we have Sunday without the Eucharist? In regard to the Eucharist as sacrifice, the language of tradition must be preserved while holding to the uniqueness of the sacrifice of Christ himself?