Four different ways Christians understand the Lord’s Supper---Baptist view (memorialism), Reformed (spiritual presence), Lutheran (consubstantiation), and Roman Catholic (transubstantiation)---are fairly represented and debated to provide readers with an opportunity to draw their own conclusion on this important Christian institution. Abbreviations 7(4) Introduction: Do This in Remembrance of Me 11(18) John H. Armstrong Baptist View: Christ's Presence as Memorial 29(30) Russell D. Moore A Reformed Response: 45(3) I. John Hesselink A Lutheran Response: 48(5) David P. Scaer A Roman Catholic Response: 53(6) Thomas A. Baima Reformed View: The Real Presence of Christ 59(28) I. John Hesselink A Baptist Response: 72(3) Russell D. Moore A Lutheran Response: 75(4) David P. Scaer A Roman Catholic Response: 79(8) Thomas A. Baima Lutheran View: Finding the Right Word 87(32) David P. Scaer A Baptist Response: 102(4) Russell D. Moore A Reformed Response: 106(3) I. John Hesselink A Roman Catholic Response: 109(10) Thomas A. Baima Roman Catholic View: Christ's True, Real, and Substantial Presence 119(34) Thomas A. Baima A Baptist Response: 137(4) Russell D. Moore A Reformed Response: 141(3) I. John Hesselink A Lutheran Response: 144(9) David P. Scaer Conclusion: The Two Most Important Questions 153(7) John H. Armstrong Appendix 1: Statements on the Lord's Supper in Creeds, Confessions, and Catechisms 160(22) Appendix 2: Quotations on the Lord's Supper 182(23) Resources for Further Study 205(4) About the Contributors 209(3) Discussion and Reflection Questions 212(3) Scripture Index 215 Subject Index