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Summary
Written to this quote prompt for <img/>bitesize_bones: "What really interests me is whether God had any choice in the creation of the world." --Albert Einstein. The requestee wanted a scene with Brennan and a priest. (Or Booth and a priest). I wrote this prompt cause I really wanted to see Brennan have a positive interaction with someone of faith, other than Booth, without changing who she is.
Booth had liked such places, she remembered. Called them things like "holy" and "sacred". He'd believed in mysteries incomprehensible to man and had accepted whole-heartedly the premise of a single man/god giving his life for humanity.
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