According to Chapter 35, what specific arguments and resolutions did certain skeptics have before visiting Sai Baba in Shirdi?

As detailed in Chapter 35, certain visitors came to Shirdi with significant skepticism rooted in their own spiritual beliefs. They argued that as worshippers of the formless, a God with form is an illusion and that saints are merely human, so one should not bow to them or give monetary offerings (Dakshina). They believed that a saint's desire for wealth diminishes their saintliness. Based on this logic, they resolved to visit Shirdi and meet Sai Baba but made a firm decision that they would not bow at his feet or offer any Dakshina, intending to test their experience before forming a final judgment.