This discussion has become repetitive now. I've made an evidenced argument and you have dismissed it without trying to explain why it's wrong.
Not true. Now you've down-shifted into dishonesty. The fact that you are responding to my points below shows that I did try to explain.
You say that I don't have enough evidence. I disagree, and that's doesn't contradict my conclusion anyway. None of the below does. "Sample size of 1, weak argument" No, my evidence is robust and includes multiple data sources as described.
You haven't brought a single example other than your own, likely, drug induced experiences.
You tried to bring a vision perception test, and an audible perception test. But then back-peddled realizing that none of that is valid for religious experinces.
And, if you're somehow counting the atheists who agree with you, then I can bring 100s, 1000s of people who say their personal experiences match yours, and they can postiviely identify you as demon possessed. If they're wrong, so are you.
You keep disregarding it and reverting to this meme. "They were progress, not mistakes."
You never responded. I'm not keep reverting. And it's a valid point. You simply don't know what people believe. You had a "marijuana"-like buzz while you were in church, and you thought it was God. That doesn't make you an expert in anything except for your own marijuana-like buzz sensations. The fact you mistook that for a God experience should tell you how inadaquate you are to judge anything religious, especially if they're outside of your own brain. And definitely if you've never met them.
How stupid is that? You've never met someone. You've never talked to them. And you assume everyone is having marijuana religious experiences, cause that's all you can understand.
No, they were mistakes, and they demonstrated man's proclivity for assigning agency to the creations of his own mind. "those can be diagnosed by trained professionals" Irrelevant. I could go on, but it's all the same - rejection without falsification.
You don't know what people believe. You failed again and again and again trying to describe my experiences.
That's falsification. Your god-like powers of insight are about as accurate as a divining rod.
Also, you've become angry and are taking pot shots: "you seem to be woefully inadaquate for that sort of work." So, we're done. It's become too personal for you.
Ohhhh, your poor ego. Can't tolerate the fact that you would be a horrible horrible care giver. Patching up a little bruise... squeezing some gonads... sure... you can do that. Something more nuanced, something that requires humility, empathy, receptivity? Heck-no.
And that fact is, deep down, you know it.
Speaking of inadequate, which you misspelled, your arguments have no persuasive power. They're unevidenced opinions - things that you don't like, but none of those comments makes me wrong.
Oh no a misspelled word. Boo-hoo. That's such a huge insult. My ego can't take it Dr. Oh wow, I'm so embarrassed.
Why were you wrong on 100% of your predictions, insights about me?
Why have you been repeatedly wrong about me and others in multiple threads?
Why haven't you learned from these mistakes? Heck my dog learns quicker and better.
Why did you claim that my personal experiences did not support my claims about you, but magically your personal experiences support your claims about other people? Answer: because you have a double standard. Classic hypocrisy.
And you dismissed a very important point out of hand: "if no god exists, which is very possible, I am definitely correct." Your reply was, "And if not, you're definitely incorrect - weak argument" Weak argument? You offered no argument. And my point is correct and significant. Gods appear to be fictions of man's imagination like muses were.
Your cartoon version is a strawman. Muses? Listen to you. You're fishing with a big stick, smacking it in the water like a club, and proudly proclaiming: "There's no fish in here, I can't find anything, and I'm the greatest fisherman in the universe!"
Man has made progress discarding the one millennia ago, but not the other, which have huge institutions promulgating the insufficiently evidenced claim that gods exist, so we're not surprised when people confuse spiritual experiences for gods like I did when I was subject to that influence.
Influence? Like under the influence?
The claim that people are experiencing a god rests on the existence of gods not just being possible, but actual. No two describe the same god.
Lies.... sure they do. But even if they don't it's another invalid test.
You can't make any of that go away, and until you do, my position is plausible and I consider the matter resolved. You presented no case that I am wrong - just that you don't accept that I'm right without falsification - and you presented it twice.
It's a simple proven fact that you cannot know what's happening with everyone everywhere. And the delusions of grandeur could be coming from multiple sources, including drugs.