Sister Barnes : It doesn’t matter what you say to him. He’s not gonna let us go just because we admit he’s right. Sister Paxton : Let’s just get out of here while our host is being gracious enough to let us leave. Sister Barnes : I think that we’re being studied. I think he wants to learn something about us based on which door we open. Is that the game? Someone scratches their neck, and he’s watching. We say the wrong thing, and he stumbles on his words. A candle flame flickers, and it captures his attention. What have you been looking for? What have you found? If I’m right, then the only thing that matters right now is what we actually believe. And because I think your rhetoric is thin, and your garage sale board game metaphor is kind of offensive. I mean, you asked why Judaism only makes up 0.2% of the world’s population but didn’t even pause for the Holocaust. You make no acknowledgement of the religious persecution Jewish people have faced. You just use it as a setup to a punchline about missionaries. And then, you skip over the fact that none of this addresses Islam, as Muslims don’t even believe Christ was resurrected. And then, you point out all the similarities these mythological gods have with Jesus, but breeze over the many glaring differences! One of these guys has a freaking bird head! I don’t think… that my point of view…fits into belief or disbelief. I think there’s an entire spectrum that your game is neglecting. So it doesn’t matter what I believe, does it? Sister Paxton, do you still believe in God? Sister Paxton : Yes. Sister Barnes : Then let’s leave through here. Let’s be honest and sincere and let God decide what happens next for us.

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