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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

A wafer?

Does "a wafer" here mean "a holy bread/Christ holy blood"?

Context:

The equivalent of the moth's light-compass reaction is the
apparently irrational but useful habit of falling in love with one,
and only one, member of the opposite sex. The misfiring by-
product - equivalent to flying into the candle flame - is falling in
love with Yahweh (or with the Virgin Mary, or with a wafer, or
with Allah) and performing irrational acts motivated by such love.
The biologist Lewis Wolpert, in Six Impossible Things Before
  

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NL888 Does "a wafer" here mean "a holy bread/Christ holy blood"? Yes, just wheat and water—no additives.

  • NL888 Does "a wafer" here mean "a holy bread/Christ holy blood"?
  • Yes, just wheat and water—no additives.
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NL888Does "a wafer" here mean "a holy bread/Christ holy blood"?
Yes, just wheat and water—no additives.

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