With
most of Iimi’s family visiting her grandparents (see Issues #222, 227, 275, 279 for why Iimi
isn’t with them), Iimi enjoys her freedom as a recent graduate. But when Andrea
Feday, with family in tow, enters the same restaurant, Iimi reluctantly finds
herself in another debate. To Andie, accepting the Protestant view is just
common sense. But to Iimi, that view brings up the question… Should We
Say the Gates of Hell Prevailed?
Post-Comic Notes: The kanji on the left of the Chapter 3 banner carries the following meaning: 転進 (Tenshin) means “turn around and advance.” It’s a euphemism used by the Imperial Japanese military during WWII for the kanji on the right: 退却 (Taikyaku), meaning “retreat.” Taken literally, 転進 can also mean “turn and advance.” You can decide which meaning applies to which character
I won’t identify the apologist whose book offended Anthony. Only that the person did say that about Pope Francis, and it marred an otherwise good book. I believe the apologist misunderstood Pope Francis, and Anthony’s scandalized reaction was entirely reasonable.
If we, who are Catholic, will not lead by example when it comes to obedience, how do we expect non-Catholics to join us?
Image Credits
The
cover art is © Jack Holliday. Used under license.
AI Disclaimer
I used AI to generate covers and background scenery for
Issues 184-277. I still use it to create logos, doodles, and symbols, simply
because there are no non-AI logo-creation programs (suggestions are welcome).
Some previously used images have been kept for consistency (iconic buildings
and “historic photographs”) with the intent of replacing them when possible. Any
other appearance of AI means the stock art seller I purchased from
misrepresented their product.
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