gmatimothy wrote:
Isn't (D) ambiguous?
Cathedrals were as much community centers as purely religious edifices could be:
1) Cathedrals were as much community centers as purely religious edificeswere ,
2) Cathedrals were as much community centers as they were purely religiousedifices
As noted in my earlier post, a comparison may be considered ambiguous only if it allows for more than one LOGICALinterpretation.
PURELY religious = used ONLY for religiouspurposes
Interpretation 1 implies thefolowing:
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