T. I will not try to see what is not.
C. Then, you may see what is.
T. Then, you will produce what is, and let what is not alone. I saw you and your companion wrangling about what is not.
C. Then, you must be blind. I see what is well, and, when a mind will not acknowledge the truth, it should be rewarded for its obstinacy.
T. It should not be rewarded for what it rejects, because it is untrue.
C. It should be punished for its obstinacy.
T. It should not be punished for rejecting a wrong.
C. The wickedness of mind must be punished, or God will not be just.
T. How will God punish a mind for rejecting a wrong?
C. He will not punish a mind for rejecting a wrong, but for rejecting the truth.