Debating Political Philosophy with a Long Forgotten Deity

Berengar stood in the sands of Egypt, perhaps for the first time since he underwent the trials of Horus. For centuries, Islam had been the dominant religion in the land, and yet as of late there had been a newcomer which challenged this solid faith and its adherents. 

Perhaps new was not the right word. After all, this religion had been previously practiced by the Egyptian people for a millennium before the fall of their most ancient civilization. It was not just the ancient gods that were being worshiped, but a new take on the ancient style of fashion had been revived by many of the adherents. 

In the city of Cairo, a large statue of Anubis had been erected, unlike those in the ancient era which were made of limestone. This statue was made of bronze and was intricately crafted by the finest of modern craftsman.