Basically the idea that "we are all one."

Yes, that's really flesh you're eating at communion. It's not a lame metaphor. You're supposed to believe that, literally.

Crackers turning into Jesus meat -- well, that's totally legit.

Give me cannibalism over space travel any time.

Meant to mention to Detlef earlier:

Thanks! Really unsettling.

Gawd....I hope it doesn't turn into his liver or pancreas. I hate organs! (My father was a surgeon, and he had a rule: "NO ORGANS AT THE TABLE." Never gagged on liver until high school!) What if it's holy prairie oysters!

The church doesn't call it that, but it does in fact insist that you're dining on human flesh with every trip to the communion rail. The Vatican says so, in no uncertain terms.

Haven't seen it in ages, almost didn't recognize it.