In fact, this was just the beginning.
After that, many people came forward, accusing others of being heretics. Among them were not strangers—there were fathers and sons, mothers and daughters, neighbors, and even mentors and disciples. The reason they did this was that they were all extremely devout believers.
Yes, they were, as it's commonly called, die-hard fans.
Take Hawk and Dover, for example. They had completely different views regarding the passage in the Bible about the Holy Mother's miraculous birth. Hawk believed that the Main God was the supreme authority and would never choose such a method to father a child with a mortal woman. He even cursed the Church for creating this blasphemous, heretical book just to tarnish the inviolable glory of the Main God.
Hmm, when Duanmu Huai heard his impassioned speech, he wanted to tag The Magic Goddess, that Bodhisattva who loved to walk the mortal realm and bestow her flesh to any man she fancied... and even had several children.
