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		canadaduane on Sept 13, 2021 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Epiousios 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 on Sept 13, 2021 [–]

If 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.

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