If the Lord's Supper was originally open to non-believers, as seems to be suggested in Luke's Gospel and perhaps in Paul's letters, then how did it shift to a closed communion by the time of the second century?
 
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If the Lord's Supper was originally open to non-believers, as seems to be suggested in Luke's Gospel and perhaps in Paul's letters, then how did it shift to a closed communion by the time of the second century? Read the article and check out our additional content at thinkingtheologically.org

If the Lord's Supper was originally open to non-believers, as seems to be suggested in Luke's Gospel and perhaps in Paul's letters, then how did it shift to a closed communion by the time of the second century?
 
Read the article and check out our additional content at <a href="thinkingtheologically.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">thinkingtheologically.org</a>

Article | The Historical Shift from Open to Closed Communion

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