Israfel stated things which seem to contradict Sartan's previous statements. I assume that would insult Him just as a statement praising the destruction of the forests would insult Gaia. Though maybe I was wrong in assuming such things. Therefore, if that is the case then for that I apologize greatly.

I have not attempted to declare statements of my own that contradict any deities. I do realize that us mortals are not wise enough to understand the immense omniscience of the gods, so I merely compared what Israfel said to what Sartan has said. I have not attempted to make myself a higher judge; I have just pointed out what two beings have said and shown the implications of the two statements when placed next to eachother solely for rationale's sake. The fact Israfel appears to contradict Sartan is based on what they have to say, not on my own statements. If basing ratiocination and syllogistic deductions on the statements of other beings (not my own) is an attempt to place myself a higher than any deity, then I without hesitation withdraw my statements. If not, then I still amicably await a reply from the honorable Israfel. And whatever the case may be, I still wish no ill will to anyone; just rumination.


Sincerely Yours,
Apostle Saruman, the White.

Penned by my hand on the 8th of Glacian, in the year 253 AF.