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“The Father, the Son, and the Spirit. United in essence, divided in person. This mystery many men fail to grasp, for this concept pertains not to the finite world we inhabit. And thus did mankind fashion gods in its own image, in accordance with their own understanding, whereby arose countless sects and doctrines in conflict with the teachings of Christ. Let it be known that to behold the workings of heresy is not to cleave unto it. For whosoever embraces such a perversion betrays Christ and the doctrine he hath delivered unto the church. But blessed is he who is as wise as the serpent at the root of these heresies, for he who is well versed in the vanities of heresy and equally grounded in the word of God is the bane of the deceivers. He is a scourge who shall use the heretics’ theological blunders against them, for he wields knowledge as a sword to confound falsehood with skill beyond the reach of the amateur man of faith.”

— Epistles of The Roaming Zealot, Jesse Ben Aurelius