Logic tells us that the earth is flat. (which it's not *cough*) So we can't very well rely on that, because logic only comes into play at very simple levels.
On Gods being right or wrong...
We hold our divinities in reverence. They are beings greater than ourselves, because they are usually right, and their spirits are imbued with divine power. When they choose to take up a title, or 'sphere of influence' as you may, they are simply declaring interest or duty to that ideal or idea.
It doesn't make them any more right than any other God, but it does give them a certain authority on the subject.
So they can declare another God' wrong'. But what happens when two opinions of right collide in our Heavenly Watchers?
Chaos.
So we end up with two (or more *sweat*) Gods who think the other is wrong, and are, by nature, correct. This is where psycho-metaphysics comes in. Both Gods can think they're right, and in their seperate realities (which EVERYONE has), they ARE right. Wether or not their opinions coincide with those of the Logos is up to him to decide.
Now then... take it or leave it.
-Kona

Penned by my hand on the 12th of Phaestian, in the year 249 AF.