Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Regarding Communion and the developmentally disabled, there is no consensus on whether Christians who are developmentally disabled or intellectually disabled should be allowed to partake of the Eucharist. Some Christians maintain that a rational understanding is necessary to receive the sacrament and that such persons should therefore not be permitted to partake. Others believe that the disabled should not be excluded from the sacraments. Different Christian denominations have different philosophies and regulations in this regard."@en }
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- Communion_and_the_developmentally_disabled abstract "Regarding Communion and the developmentally disabled, there is no consensus on whether Christians who are developmentally disabled or intellectually disabled should be allowed to partake of the Eucharist. Some Christians maintain that a rational understanding is necessary to receive the sacrament and that such persons should therefore not be permitted to partake. Others believe that the disabled should not be excluded from the sacraments. Different Christian denominations have different philosophies and regulations in this regard.".
- Q5154246 abstract "Regarding Communion and the developmentally disabled, there is no consensus on whether Christians who are developmentally disabled or intellectually disabled should be allowed to partake of the Eucharist. Some Christians maintain that a rational understanding is necessary to receive the sacrament and that such persons should therefore not be permitted to partake. Others believe that the disabled should not be excluded from the sacraments. Different Christian denominations have different philosophies and regulations in this regard.".