A Tale of a Tub

The story explores the allegorical journey of three brothers—Peter, Martin, and Jack—who inherit decorative coats from their deceased father, symbolizing God. Each brother represents a major branch of Christianity: Peter embodies the Roman Catholic Church, Martin the Anglicans, and Jack the Protestants. Despite their father's warning against altering the coats, they make changes, leading to conflict and rivalry. Their attempts to assert control and correct each other's modifications ultimately damage both the garments and their fraternal bond, highlighting themes of division and identity within Christianity.