The
Agape Feast was a daily love
feast[?] celebrated in
apostolic[?] times, as a variant of the
Eucharist. It celebrated
agape: the love of God. As class distinctions became set in the early church, the Agape Feast began to fall out of favor. Eventually the practice was completely eliminated by the
church, although the
communion remained.
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