[CAVTT] The Test of Faith

[Arrendis]

@Gaven_Lok_ri

One serious flaw in your foundational premises seems to be an assumption that the Theology Council is small enough to keep the level of corruption you believe happened hidden.

Wasn’t this completely bass-ackwards claim already add-ohhh, yeah, it was!

@Arrendis

Some may even recall a discussion where I was told, by a number of the more learned Amarr, that the complete body of Scripture is so vast, nobody can know it all. Nobody has time to read it all. It would take longer than the centuries-long lifetime of an Amarr Holder.

One of those Amarr… was you, Gaven. So, again, it’s not an issue of hiding the corruption…

@Arrendis

And if nobody can know it all, then nobody can fact check every single claim and assertion being quietly made in an off-hand manner as a terribly minor, insignificant really, point during a discussion. And then that minor, insignificant point enters into what people are aware of, and can be reminded about. And it’s accepted as ‘yes, I recall that being discussed’, and soon other things are being considered on the basis of that formerly-insignificant point. And it snowballs from there.

The larger the group, the larger the work , the more potential there is for corruption. And the only prevention for it is constant, individual vigilance on the part of everyone impacted by it.

Just sayin’… again.