Ubiquitarianism

Doctrine put forward by the Christian church reformer Martin Luther to explain his understanding of the Eucharist. Luther did not accept the Catholic idea of transubstantiation, nor was he happy with the idea that the bread and wine were just memorials of the Last Supper. Instead he claimed that as Christ is present everywhere in his human nature, so he is present in a real sense in the bread and wine of the Eucharist.