Christians go out in the world in their baptized bodies. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper "mysteriously transforms us into spiritual bread for a hungry and needy world." The sacramental nature of the human body "transforms the whole of ordinary life." Daily tasks such as washing dishes and folding clothes are the "means by which we can develop liturgical rhythms in our daily lives" and allow Christians to say to others “this is my body, given for you.” It destroys the false dichotomy of the sacred and secular, bringing God into all spheres of human life. See also Christian anthropology Christian psychology References Christian anthropology Christian theology