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Is there a difference? procon Feb 2019 #1
No Major Nikon Feb 2019 #2
What's the difference? Does it matter? MineralMan Feb 2019 #3
Those who believe that "God" speaks, or has spoken to certain people PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 2019 #4
It's simple really Runningdawg Feb 2019 #5
Just for clarification... Docreed2003 Feb 2019 #6
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Many prophets and saints were mentally ill marylandblue Feb 2019 #7
I'm disappointed...😔 sprinkleeninow Feb 2019 #8
No reason to be. I consider insanity to be a virtue. marylandblue Feb 2019 #11
Disappointment that you in agreement with "coupling mental disorder with being a 'religionist". sprinkleeninow Feb 2019 #12
Sure, that can be. And my comments weren't meant to disparage religion. marylandblue Feb 2019 #22
Rational. Key word. Yes, many who purportedly call and believe themselves to be sprinkleeninow Feb 2019 #24
Can you name a beatified Eastern Orthodox 'Saint' that is/was considered mentally ill. sprinkleeninow Feb 2019 #13
Well, since I can't name any Eastern Orthodox Saints, that would be no. marylandblue Feb 2019 #14
Your last para. sprinkleeninow Feb 2019 #17
In the context of Christian culture, seeing and hearing things "in the spirit" is perfectly normal marylandblue Feb 2019 #18
You opine that St. Paul was afflicted with a mental disorder. sprinkleeninow Feb 2019 #19
Sure, it could be non-literal or nothing at all to do with mental illness. marylandblue Feb 2019 #20
I want to say, "Oh, for God's sake!" sprinkleeninow Feb 2019 #21
Well I think religion does draw on what came before, so sure, why not. marylandblue Feb 2019 #23
That word 'think'. I feel more like I'm 'comfortable' with that sprinkleeninow Feb 2019 #25
There was a doctrine put about within the early Roman Church... uriel1972 Feb 2019 #29
And the Feast of the Nativity was and still is in some Old Calendar Churches sprinkleeninow Feb 2019 #30
"on or about"... uriel1972 Feb 2019 #31
I'm not going to look up exactly what you are referring to. sprinkleeninow Feb 2019 #32
Typo: Paul ... Damascus Bretton Garcia Feb 2019 #10
It depends. MarvinGardens Feb 2019 #15
I am reminded of this quote from Sam Harris about George W. Bush: trotsky Feb 2019 #16
As per usual, Sam is wrong on this one. Act_of_Reparation Feb 2019 #26
The voices inside my head always did say Shrub was crazy Major Nikon Feb 2019 #27
I hear voices occasionally... uriel1972 Feb 2019 #28
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