Casuistry

Huginn: There is a casuist here. They are supposed to study cases of conscience, and work towards some sort of ethical calculus of divinity.

Muninn: One hopes you don't mean an ethical divinity of calculus.

H: He automatically considers thought to be rational and something which assembles other things out of chaos.

M: That must be extremely galling for you. (chuckles)

H: Thought is thought, of course; rational or irrational, convergent or divergent, emotional or spiritual, afore or abaft. It is all my domain.

M: Be careful about what you classify as your domain. Reflex and recording are mine.