Mike reflects on how different cultures depict Jesus visually in their own ethnic likeness, arguing this is natural and not racist, since pre-modern people rarely saw people from other cultures.

Mike observes that Korean, Hispanic, European, and Middle Eastern Christian art each portrays Jesus as looking like the local population. He argues this is a natural result of limited cultural exposure before modern media, not racism. He says his only concern is that Jesus was Jewish, not what he looked like.