Tell me more ×  Given that wine was used by Christ at the last
supper. It is valid to use grape juice in the remembrance of the
Lord's Table?  share|improve this question The "Valid" part of
your question is interesting. I've thought of 30 leading
questions to comment and deleted them all because they sound
snarky. But seriously, if you were a Catholic/Orthodox priest
and your end was transubstantiation, then it would be easy to
say no, it's not valid. –  Peter Turner May 7 '12 at 21:16 Let's
see... the wine symbolizes the blood of Jesus (a horrible
tradition if you think about it as a non-Christian). I would
think that grape juice symbolizing wine is fair game :) Jesus
didn't have Pepsi or beer to choose from. gasp I just suggested
that Jesus may have drank beer if he had the choice... – 
user1054 May 8 '12 at 14:09 @NathanBunney Being a ritualistic
person myself, I want to agree with you. However what we're
talking about is symbolism. The important part is that we drink
in remembrance of him. I would think