"What we seek is the origin. This matter is also recorded in 'The First Cause of Creation.' A mother gives birth to a child, can we say she created the child?"
"Then following this line of inquiry, what is the significance of Miseria and the Holy Tree? Isn't this denying the significance of the Holy Trinity?"
"This is not denying the Holy Trinity. As the church elders say, the Holy Trinity is a dynamic process. In the pursuit of tracing back, our world must have emerged from nothing to something at some point..."
Sitting by the wall on the listening chair, Mitney expected to hear some marvelous twisted logic and heresies, but instead, it turned out to be a legitimate theological debate.
Although these ideas are uniquely unconventional and difficult for the older generation of bishops to accept.
Even for Mitney, who hails from the orthodox Divinity School, he couldn't find any major flaw.
"Lord Mitney, I'm not from the Divinity School, but this seems like doubtful scripture."
