Ah, Dr. Mabuse, we’ve missed ya. 

And they didn’t get worked up about human sexuality, for some reason! (Nice of him to limit the topic to human sexuality, but isn’t that a bit narrow? Oh, well, give him another 10 years or so, and who knows what “exciting times” may bring.) Not like people today. Maybe there was a reason why they weren’t worked up about it. I’d say it’s the same reason Bishop Chapman isn’t “worked up” about the possibility of having human feces for dinner tonight. Because he doesn’t consider it within the bounds of sanity or decency. But that just goes to show that he’s as narrow and unimaginative as those earlier Anglicans he’s so proud to have left behind. If a determined group of coprophragiasts should start loudly demanding that their exotic gastronomic tastes be included during Communion, I think Bishop Chapman would be surprised to find how quickly he’d find himself getting “worked up”.