How does Chapter 2 contrast the mindset of a devotee with that of an argumentative person?

Chapter 2 draws a sharp distinction between the path of devotion and the path of argumentation. The text explains that devotion with faith is the key to Sai's grace, as He is 'always subservient' to it. This path leads to the destruction of ignorance and attainment of self-bliss. In stark contrast, a mind inclined towards argumentation is described as being full of 'abundance of ignorance and Maya,' 'bad thoughts and false logic.' Such a person is deemed unfit for self-knowledge and is said to experience unhappiness in this world and the next. Sai's advice is to avoid dualistic explanations and useless effort, and instead dissolve the ego.