CH 1, ¶10

In fact, the seas on which these preachers of Christianity endeavored to sail, metaphorically of course, would be most turbulent. This religion was not a new puzzle piece that fit in to the whole picture. Christianity was, instead, a big picture that deemed all other pictures and pieces of heathen religion as completely false. This meant that partakers of the heathen religions had lived and done many things in vain. The very foundation of cultures would crumble beneath them at the tolerance of this Christianity. (McCauley)