You are completely entitled to [1] refer to your personal opinions about God etc. as "the truth". And [2] you are also completely entitled to describe the thinking of people who don't share your personal opinions about God etc. as "delusional". There. Does that get to the heart of your OP?
@fmf saidAgain so what I was not aware I was looking for someone’s approval for my views. None of that matters as I have been saying we either are getting right or not, how we come to our views are not as important as getting it right.
You are completely entitled to [1] refer to your personal opinions about God etc. as "the truth". And [2] you are also completely entitled to describe the thinking of people who don't share your personal opinions about God etc. as "delusional". There. Does that get to the heart of your OP?
@fmf saidIf we are basing our views on wrong assumptions that color everything around us we are walking in a delusion, and if we are defending our delusions against what is we are resisting truth.
Exactly. So, if you diagnose "delusional thinking" on the basis of divergence from your notion of what is "the truth", then what of it?
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@fmf saidIf all that you are looking at is
Exactly. So, if you diagnose "delusional thinking" on the basis of divergence from your notion of what is "the truth", then what of it?
me it doesn’t matter and it has nothing to do with this thread.
@kellyjay saidI am looking at what you think and claim on this topic and responding to it [just as you ask me about what I believe week in week out, year in year our; it's silly to assert that that "has nothing to do with this thread".
If all that you are looking at is me it doesn’t matter and it has nothing to do with this thread.
@fmf saidShocker, In this thread, it is put forward that we can be missing the truth and walk around looking at things not as they are; that is the point. On the other hand, in two threads of like nature, you insist you want instead to talk about my views as if I'm pushing something specific and practically demand I give an example. I did, with two possible things that cannot be true simultaneously. You are bringing up all previous conversations to justify something that isn't being alleged in this thread at any point of tine about anything other than if we don't get it right, we are in error.
I am looking at what you think and claim on this topic and responding to it [just as you ask me about what I believe week in week out, year in year our; it's silly to assert that that "has nothing to do with this thread".
@kellyjay saidI understand the topic completely. And I understand the way you refer to "the truth" as if it is a rhetorical gimmick. Trump is lying repeatedly about how he supposedly won the 2020 election [by a landslide, no less] and those that buy into his lie are engaged in delusional thinking; are they two examples of "lies" and "delusional thinking" that you agree with, bearing in mind the thread title?
You have not even addressed the topic. You are too busy trying to figure me out, pity.