For thousands of years, a myriad of thoughts within the Church have been innumerable.
From grand claims that the Gods are but facets of the Lord to minor disputes over word choice in Scripture, debates about faith among the priests have always been endless, some wholeheartedly pursuing goodness, the Great Dukes being selfless, while others masquerade their malevolence under the guise of faith; some inadvertently do ill while intending well, while others with good intentions unwittingly do harm.
This all confirms the common saying: faith can drive people to madness and evil deeds, as well as elevate them above the mundane, turning them into Saints.
Veldor saw that a priest was loudly defending an idea that was suspected of being heretical or of heresy.
