
A Christian and a heathen were engaged in a heated dispute. The Christian, exhibiting the charming consideration that distinguishes the truly pious from those who are merely self-serving, exclaimed, "If I could have my way, I would blow up all your gods with dynamite."
In response, the heathen, embodying a bitter malevolence yet presenting a superficially smooth demeanor, retorted, "And if I could have mine, I would fan all of yours out of the universe."
The exchange between the two highlighted the stark contrasts in their beliefs, revealing not only their fervent convictions but also the underlying animosity that often accompanies such deep-seated differences.
The story illustrates the futility of intolerance and the destructive nature of zealotry in religious disputes.
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Tomorrow night: The Fox and the Crane