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[[Anglicanism|Anglican]] theologian Brian Douglas maintains that "Augustine is clear, nonetheless, in his use of realism and argues that the presence of Christ in the Eucharist is real such that the bread and wine and their offering participate in a real way in the eternal and heavenly Forms of Christ's body and blood."{{sfn|Douglas|2011|p=23}}
[[Berengar of Tours]] had a view very similar to Calvin, and such views were common in the early
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