The ritual of male circumcision has been architecturally built on illustrious codes of secrecy and hierarchal exclusions among the Xhosa, in South Africa’s Eastern Cape. The ritual serves as a rite of passage, signifying the transition from childhood to manhood. However, this ritual is at a crossroads, particularly due to the high number of deaths among its initiates every year. The Author brilliantly sets a platform for a debate where well-chosen panelists from a broad spectrum of Christian Church leaders present their persuasive arguments based on knowledge and conviction. Amidst the drama, the fear of the possibility of natural and spiritual retaliation, the certainty of ruffling cultural feathers, the heated debate and the subsequent soul-searching, the spectators in the standing room-only hall are treated to facts, theories, philosophies and biblical interpretations at the end of which each person must determine their stand with regard to the circumcision ritual and Christianity. Won’t you enter The Debate too?