Quote from stu:
God IS governed though, there is no way around that. Whatever you say God is , then It is governed by what It is. An all powerful God which can change or do anything, is governed by the way it can be - by the way it is.
How do you know about subatomic. By faith or by science?
More description only repeating the ritual you describe and defend as literal , which nevertheless is formed upon grotesque perverted deviant ideas. For some reason you have been convinced by a Church and its medievil teachings that holding those debased inhumane notions is good .
Handed onto children too. How passive folk are that they can be so easily convinced and allow their babies to be taught such perversions and deviancy as acceptable in the name of a fantasized deity. What on earth would posses people to do so, other than a blind unthinking faith born of excuses, fear, magic, superstition and voodoo
1. How do you know if anything governs God if he exists.
2. I currently "know" what happens on the subatomic level during the Mass by faith and educated intuition. I do no declare it to be science. You would think you would understand that by now. You seem to have trouble believing someone could love God and still understand the traditional concepts f what faith and science are. You are very prejudiced. Apparently you have never befriended a believer who is also and academic or a scientist.
3. Finally I see you have learned the difference between literal and figurative cause you dropped that argument and proceeded to rather hatefully belittle my faith. All I can say to you STU is seek out God and communion without the chruch then. Because clearly you have been wounded by someone who claimed to have faith. By the way, the teaching is not "medievil" It is was confirmed in Corthians. Written about in the didiche (which goes back to 2nd century and Christians in the first few hundred years were persecuted for being Canibals. The teaching of transubstantiation goes back to the earliest days of the Chruch and it is not only Catholic. The other old (orthodox) chruches believe in virtually the exact same thing, only the words are different.

