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Message: <blockquote data-quote="haakon1" data-source="post: 5996945" data-attributes="member: 25619">Stuff about threats and bribery don't make sense to me.Lawful Good:-- Pelor annointed me to lead us.  I speak for Pelor on Earth.  His will be done.-- You disagree?  Well, it's not for us to question Pelor's will.  He said I hold the Keys to his Kingdom, and that my views on theological matters are infallible.  It's not about me, it's about Pelor. I only speak for him.-- You say I don't speak for Pelor, and it's about my ambition?  You see, without a rational argument for his position, the High Priest resorts to ad hominem attacks.  Let us pray for him, to grow his wisdom and see that the matters of Pelor are greater than our petty mortal squabbles.-- Let us pray on this.  Oh mighty Pelor, show everyone who venerates you the light of your wisdom.  If the course of unifying your church is not you will, show us a sign.  Huh, no sign -- like I said, I'm infallible on theological matters.-- There's a practical question too, my dear High Priest.  Under unified leadership, the Church of Pelor can allocate resources to the highest benefit of all.  For example, that threat on the frontier -- by gathering paladins from across the land, we can eliminate it before it grows worse.  And the plague over there, imagine if we shipped in a dozen clerics who can cure disease -- we could stop its spread.  Only in unity is there strength.-- The sect of Pholtus waxes strong.  Pelor's light must oppose that of Pholtus, and to do so, we must be united.</blockquote>

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