kiṁvā - otherwise; doṅhā - both of Them; nā - not; māniñā - accepting; hao - you become; ta' - certainly; pāṣaṇḍa - atheist; eke - one of Them; māni' - accepting; āre - the other; nā māni - not accepting; ei-mata - this kind of faith; bhaṇḍa - hypocrisy.

“It would be better to be an atheist by slighting both brothers than a hypocrite by believing in one and slighting the other.”