Les Misérables #8

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 The fact that someone tried to talk to the Bishop like there was no God, but the person sort seemed like he wanted to be God. So if there isn't a God then there isn't a way to become God. Also, the person just doesn't want to take responsibility he wants to be himself and justifies it by being a mere human. Though I liked how the Bishop handled the situation even though the guy was just talking badly of the Bishop's beliefs. 

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