Lutherans and Calvinists, who usually call themselves Reformed, agree on how a sinner is saved: by grace, through faith alone. They part at the Lord’s Supper, where Lutherans teach that Christ’s body and blood are present in the bread and wine, and again on predestination, the reach of Christ’s death, whether grace can be resisted, and images in church. It matters that the first break came at the table. Jesus took bread and said, “Take, eat; this is my body”…

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