At the Mitchell's dining table, a heated debate was unfolding.
More accurately, it wasn't so much a debate as it was a one-sided rout.
The old mendicant friar Reed was entirely triumphant, while Father Anthony was inching ever closer to dying of rage.
The priest of Wolf Town Church, with a red face and hurried voice, exclaimed, "…The essence of the Catholic Church is personal worship. The Lord truly incarnated as a person, and not in the image of a pharaoh, a king, or an emperor, but as a humble Galilean farmer. This concept is unprecedented, and it's precisely this that draws more and more people to convert and accept the Gospel."
However, Friar Reed scoffed in response, "And why don't you tell your followers that the Son of God is just a lowly farmer from Galilee? See if they are moved or if you end up stoned to death? What's so special about God becoming human? Travel thousands of miles from here to the east, and you'll find religions where humans can become gods!"
