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Liquoristic dispute

In the 16th century a dispute (lat. liquor = liquid) broke out within the church. The issue was whether other drinks(grape juice, milk, water) could be used instead of wine in the Christian Lord's Supper. See also Eucharist and wine for the Mass.

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