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I wonder if it has a corollary in the Buddhist concept of "impermanence." Ephemeral, momentary, "in the now". Give us this day our impermanent bread.
by canadaduane 5y ago
I wonder if it has a corollary in the Buddhist concept of "impermanence." Ephemeral, momentary, "in the now". Give us this day our impermanent bread.
- Natsu 5y agoIf anything, it should have literally the opposite meaning. Part of the idea of what it represents in the Eucharist is that it endures when the world passes away.