I 've already said that this was a different issue.
It's not at all a different issue.
People claim to have received communication from God(s) all the time, including gods you don't even believe in.
Obviously, plenty of these people are
wrong and haven't received any communication at all and are instead just delusional and/or mistaken.
This has to be the case, because they can't all be right (considering we're talking mutually exclusive gods here...). However, they
can all be wrong!
My question to you is: how can one find out, or how can you find out, that you are not one of those people?
Responding with "I can't be wrong", is not exactly an answer.
Considering all those other people, which you agree are wrong, can say that as well.
One does not simply declare that one is correct. That's not how it works.
When God connects a person it is "unmistakable"
Again, declaring it, does not make it so.
All those other people that you agree are wrong, are equally convinced as you are. They to consider it "unmistakable". So much so even that there are people out there that actually drowned their kids because they believed God ordered them to do so.
I don't think one would drown one's own kids, if one thinks that one might be mistaken about that instruction.............................
In fact, I'ld say it takes an extreme form of certainty to go down that road. Perhaps even a more extreme form then merely calling it "unmistakable".
, but we because of free will may ignore it or respond in some way (this is what 'faith' meant is Greek), one becomes a theist, but if one decodes further 'message' correctly or not depends on one's spiritual development.
And it is impossible that you are incorrect about your interpretation or the communications you believe to have received?
How do you know?