The term 'Seat of Christianity' can be summarized by the three-letter word 'PEW'. A PEW is a long bench in a church, typically with a high back, used for seating members of the congregation. It is usually found in the main body of the church, facing the altar or pulpit. The term 'PEW' is derived from the French word 'puie', which means 'BALCONY'. Historically, pews were used to separate the wealthy members of the congregation from the poorer members.