@reasoning logic,
Quote:Because you say things that are not true even after being corrected you still say that he voted your post down.
I can not help you out on this on Logic, if you claim to be reasoning and logical...And you can not figure it out, or do not want to accept what I am saying...
I will say it again, and think about what I am actually saying...
Someone voted 6 posts of mine down in a row, I voted everyone on the page down to zero to see if they would bait, as I figured they had posted on the page...They took the bait, and voted everyone up but me, as they had no reason to vote me up, and he was the only one who was left at zero...Why do you logically and reasonably think that is?? Who would purposely not vote him up? And why??
That are some great questions, aren't they?
Even if he did not do it, it is logically and reasonable to "think" it was him...
And I can not help you out, if you take him as a trust worthy person, because in being bias, you accept an atheist as genuine, but not a theist...We are all bias at times, can't say I fault you, but I can point it out as it happens....
But it does not make what he is saying or what you think he is saying genuine at all, and what I am saying not genuine...
That is just your own perspective, in which, I am not illogical based upon my experiences, just because you disagree...
And if I disagree with you, it does not mean I am being illogical, or unreasonable...
And this is just another reason why there is no such thing as a "theistic psychosis" at all...
As they ultimately understand their experiences better than anyone else, and they all claim to have a connection to God...And most times Jesus, Yet, others who do not experience it, have said they think they know and understand what it actually is??
It is not a logically correct statement, and since most these people are very smart, as you have said...It seems they have no reason to say it is connected to God if it is not, or they would just say, I am having a theistic psychosis episode, would they not?? Or say, my experiences, are just a theistic psychosis episode, and there is no validity behind it...
It would be the same exact thing, for a theist to "claim" that atheists have some kind of mental sickness, and a theist fully understands what the sickness is...
Would you "think" they are right about it? And would you genuinely trust they are right about it? When they are not atheist themselves, and do not even understand what it is like to be an atheist???