What would cause someone from a normal background to become a religious zealot?

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Anonymous wrote:Another zombie thread of the same old, same old.

It’s Christmas time. Make cookies, listen to Christmas music, go for a walk, buy some gifts for kids, do anything but haunt this forum and try to debate about religion and voices.

No one is forcing you to open this thread.

Except, maybe…voices?

Why would mental illness be funny to you? It’s not something that is humorous. I find the lightness of tone when discussing such things extremely distasteful. I don’t know why it’s a joke, because if you’ve ever actually dealt with seriously mentally ill people, it’s devastating for those people and their families. It’s not something that anyone laughs about.

Well, I do know a few “religious zealots”.

And you have a propensity to laugh at and poke fun at people who cannot control the negative circumstance life has foisted upon them, through no fault of their own. I don’t know how you interact with people offline but it cannot be pretty.

I’m just laughing at the nitwit above who has trouble avoiding this thread. Maybe you are right though and it is actually mental illness. My apologies to the PP if that is the case.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we get back to the question I am still mystified by and no one has answered?

How can you reliably tell the difference between someone who is mentally ill and someone who is genuinely hearing the voice of a deity?

Sure. Just as soon as you answer the question that was asked first, about why some of you are on here 24/7.

Asked and answered many, many times. But happy to do it again. And again, if necessary.

Because we care about this topic, religion. We care what is true. We care what is real.

Now, you promised, so answer the question:

How can you reliably tell the difference between someone who is mentally ill and someone who is genuinely hearing the voice of a deity?

That’s not an answer. “We care about this topic” doesn’t explain the 24/7 trolling and obsession. I care about lots of things—my family, the environment, my favorite tv shows, my job, our pets—but I don’t spend 24/7/365 obsessing about them on a mom’s website. Obsession is an illness.

Anyway, you’re boring and your circular arguments and deflections are boring. I’m off to have fun, but all your nonsense is out here for everybody to see.

So you can't answer the question then. Fair enough. Your resort to ad hominem is telling and I don't feel the need to go beyond that.

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PP didn’t have any valid points so he started obsessively attacking PP. The lack of substance isn’t surprising.

PP asked the first question and never got an answer (I’ve been here all along). Stop making stuff up (lying) and answer the question: why are you here 24/7 if you hate religion? The rest of us are out shopping and hanging lights—don’t you have any family or hobbies to spend time on?

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Anonymous wrote:Another zombie thread of the same old, same old.

It’s Christmas time. Make cookies, listen to Christmas music, go for a walk, buy some gifts for kids, do anything but haunt this forum and try to debate about religion and voices.

No one is forcing you to open this thread.

Except, maybe…voices?

Why would mental illness be funny to you? It’s not something that is humorous. I find the lightness of tone when discussing such things extremely distasteful. I don’t know why it’s a joke, because if you’ve ever actually dealt with seriously mentally ill people, it’s devastating for those people and their families. It’s not something that anyone laughs about.

Well, I do know a few “religious zealots”.

And you have a propensity to laugh at and poke fun at people who cannot control the negative circumstance life has foisted upon them, through no fault of their own. I don’t know how you interact with people offline but it cannot be pretty.

I’m just laughing at the nitwit above who has trouble avoiding this thread. Maybe you are right though and it is actually mental illness. My apologies to the PP if that is the case.

DP. I agree with pp that making light of mental illness, in order to mock religion or anything else, is childish and pretty appalling.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we get back to the question I am still mystified by and no one has answered?

How can you reliably tell the difference between someone who is mentally ill and someone who is genuinely hearing the voice of a deity?

Sure. Just as soon as you answer the question that was asked first, about why some of you are on here 24/7.

Asked and answered many, many times. But happy to do it again. And again, if necessary.

Because we care about this topic, religion. We care what is true. We care what is real.

Now, you promised, so answer the question:

How can you reliably tell the difference between someone who is mentally ill and someone who is genuinely hearing the voice of a deity?

That’s not an answer. “We care about this topic” doesn’t explain the 24/7 trolling and obsession. I care about lots of things—my family, the environment, my favorite tv shows, my job, our pets—but I don’t spend 24/7/365 obsessing about them on a mom’s website. Obsession is an illness.

Anyway, you’re boring and your circular arguments and deflections are boring. I’m off to have fun, but all your nonsense is out here for everybody to see.

So you can't answer the question then. Fair enough. Your resort to ad hominem is telling and I don't feel the need to go beyond that.

+1

PP didn’t have any valid points so he started obsessively attacking PP. The lack of substance isn’t surprising.

PP asked the first question and never got an answer (I’ve been here all along). Stop making stuff up (lying) and answer the question: why are you here 24/7 if you hate religion? The rest of us are out shopping and hanging lights—don’t you have any family or hobbies to spend time on?

You are conflating posters. I haven’t been here all along and I DGAF who asked what first.

But it’s clear the one person wants to discuss the topic of this thread. And another person wants to ask off-topic questions and ignore responses just to deflect from the actual topic. Total lack of substance.

Oh, and our decorations are already up and I’m just waiting for my kid’s tennis lesson to wrap up.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we get back to the question I am still mystified by and no one has answered?

How can you reliably tell the difference between someone who is mentally ill and someone who is genuinely hearing the voice of a deity?

Sure. Just as soon as you answer the question that was asked first, about why some of you are on here 24/7.

Asked and answered many, many times. But happy to do it again. And again, if necessary.

Because we care about this topic, religion. We care what is true. We care what is real.

Now, you promised, so answer the question:

How can you reliably tell the difference between someone who is mentally ill and someone who is genuinely hearing the voice of a deity?

That’s not an answer. “We care about this topic” doesn’t explain the 24/7 trolling and obsession. I care about lots of things—my family, the environment, my favorite tv shows, my job, our pets—but I don’t spend 24/7/365 obsessing about them on a mom’s website. Obsession is an illness.

Anyway, you’re boring and your circular arguments and deflections are boring. I’m off to have fun, but all your nonsense is out here for everybody to see.

So you can't answer the question then. Fair enough. Your resort to ad hominem is telling and I don't feel the need to go beyond that.

+1

PP didn’t have any valid points so he started obsessively attacking PP. The lack of substance isn’t surprising.

PP asked the first question and never got an answer (I’ve been here all along). Stop making stuff up (lying) and answer the question: why are you here 24/7 if you hate religion? The rest of us are out shopping and hanging lights—don’t you have any family or hobbies to spend time on?

You are conflating posters. I haven’t been here all along and I DGAF who asked what first.

But it’s clear the one person wants to discuss the topic of this thread. And another person wants to ask off-topic questions and ignore responses just to deflect from the actual topic. Total lack of substance.

Oh, and our decorations are already up and I’m just waiting for my kid’s tennis lesson to wrap up.

The topic of this thread is OP’s unrequited crush on some guy who now attends church more than a few times a year, and how this supposedly constitutes extremism. It’s not about hearing voices.

Nobody GAF about the pp who is trying to conflate all believers with hearing voices (she singled out Christians and Paul but presumably this also applies to Moses and Mohammed) and therefore with mental illness, which she’s mocking as a nasty little side show. That pp can go fall in a vat of hot mulled cider.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we get back to the question I am still mystified by and no one has answered?

How can you reliably tell the difference between someone who is mentally ill and someone who is genuinely hearing the voice of a deity?

Sure. Just as soon as you answer the question that was asked first, about why some of you are on here 24/7.

Asked and answered many, many times. But happy to do it again. And again, if necessary.

Because we care about this topic, religion. We care what is true. We care what is real.

Now, you promised, so answer the question:

How can you reliably tell the difference between someone who is mentally ill and someone who is genuinely hearing the voice of a deity?

That’s not an answer. “We care about this topic” doesn’t explain the 24/7 trolling and obsession. I care about lots of things—my family, the environment, my favorite tv shows, my job, our pets—but I don’t spend 24/7/365 obsessing about them on a mom’s website. Obsession is an illness.

Anyway, you’re boring and your circular arguments and deflections are boring. I’m off to have fun, but all your nonsense is out here for everybody to see.

So you can't answer the question then. Fair enough. Your resort to ad hominem is telling and I don't feel the need to go beyond that.

+1

PP didn’t have any valid points so he started obsessively attacking PP. The lack of substance isn’t surprising.

PP asked the first question and never got an answer (I’ve been here all along). Stop making stuff up (lying) and answer the question: why are you here 24/7 if you hate religion? The rest of us are out shopping and hanging lights—don’t you have any family or hobbies to spend time on?

You are conflating posters. I haven’t been here all along and I DGAF who asked what first.

But it’s clear the one person wants to discuss the topic of this thread. And another person wants to ask off-topic questions and ignore responses just to deflect from the actual topic. Total lack of substance.

Oh, and our decorations are already up and I’m just waiting for my kid’s tennis lesson to wrap up.

The topic of this thread is OP’s unrequited crush on some guy who now attends church more than a few times a year, and how this supposedly constitutes extremism. It’s not about hearing voices.

Nobody GAF about the pp who is trying to conflate all believers with hearing voices (she singled out Christians and Paul but presumably this also applies to Moses and Mohammed) and therefore with mental illness, which she’s mocking as a nasty little side show. That pp can go fall in a vat of hot mulled cider.

Discussing mental illness as an explanation for hearing voices is a discussion topic (but, yes, it’s off-topic from original topic).

Relentlessly asking why PP is posting on this thread 24x7 is ad hominem.

Voices:
I think hearing voices could also be attributed to an altered state from drugs. Maybe they burned the wrong bush or ate the wrong berries.

OP:
The guy probably did some bad sh1t and felt guilty about it.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we get back to the question I am still mystified by and no one has answered?

How can you reliably tell the difference between someone who is mentally ill and someone who is genuinely hearing the voice of a deity?

Sure. Just as soon as you answer the question that was asked first, about why some of you are on here 24/7.

Asked and answered many, many times. But happy to do it again. And again, if necessary.

Because we care about this topic, religion. We care what is true. We care what is real.

Now, you promised, so answer the question:

How can you reliably tell the difference between someone who is mentally ill and someone who is genuinely hearing the voice of a deity?

That’s not an answer. “We care about this topic” doesn’t explain the 24/7 trolling and obsession. I care about lots of things—my family, the environment, my favorite tv shows, my job, our pets—but I don’t spend 24/7/365 obsessing about them on a mom’s website. Obsession is an illness.

Anyway, you’re boring and your circular arguments and deflections are boring. I’m off to have fun, but all your nonsense is out here for everybody to see.

So you can't answer the question then. Fair enough. Your resort to ad hominem is telling and I don't feel the need to go beyond that.

+1

PP didn’t have any valid points so he started obsessively attacking PP. The lack of substance isn’t surprising.

PP asked the first question and never got an answer (I’ve been here all along). Stop making stuff up (lying) and answer the question: why are you here 24/7 if you hate religion? The rest of us are out shopping and hanging lights—don’t you have any family or hobbies to spend time on?

You are conflating posters. I haven’t been here all along and I DGAF who asked what first.

But it’s clear the one person wants to discuss the topic of this thread. And another person wants to ask off-topic questions and ignore responses just to deflect from the actual topic. Total lack of substance.

Oh, and our decorations are already up and I’m just waiting for my kid’s tennis lesson to wrap up.

The topic of this thread is OP’s unrequited crush on some guy who now attends church more than a few times a year, and how this supposedly constitutes extremism. It’s not about hearing voices.

Nobody GAF about the pp who is trying to conflate all believers with hearing voices (she singled out Christians and Paul but presumably this also applies to Moses and Mohammed) and therefore with mental illness, which she’s mocking as a nasty little side show. That pp can go fall in a vat of hot mulled cider.

Discussing mental illness as an explanation for hearing voices is a discussion topic (but, yes, it’s off-topic from original topic).

Relentlessly asking why PP is posting on this thread 24x7 is ad hominem.

Voices:
I think hearing voices could also be attributed to an altered state from drugs. Maybe they burned the wrong bush or ate the wrong berries.

OP:
The guy probably did some bad sh1t and felt guilty about it.

Start your own thread to talk about voices.

Asking a relentlessly persistent derailer why they’re relentless is totally justified. Especially when they’re nasty about mental illness, they deserve to be roasted.

Lots of people get more religious when they have kids. It doesn’t have to be guilt or free daycare or whatever other reasons you guys would prefer to think.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we get back to the question I am still mystified by and no one has answered?

How can you reliably tell the difference between someone who is mentally ill and someone who is genuinely hearing the voice of a deity?

Sure. Just as soon as you answer the question that was asked first, about why some of you are on here 24/7.

Asked and answered many, many times. But happy to do it again. And again, if necessary.

Because we care about this topic, religion. We care what is true. We care what is real.

Now, you promised, so answer the question:

How can you reliably tell the difference between someone who is mentally ill and someone who is genuinely hearing the voice of a deity?

That’s not an answer. “We care about this topic” doesn’t explain the 24/7 trolling and obsession. I care about lots of things—my family, the environment, my favorite tv shows, my job, our pets—but I don’t spend 24/7/365 obsessing about them on a mom’s website. Obsession is an illness.

Anyway, you’re boring and your circular arguments and deflections are boring. I’m off to have fun, but all your nonsense is out here for everybody to see.

So you can't answer the question then. Fair enough. Your resort to ad hominem is telling and I don't feel the need to go beyond that.

+1

PP didn’t have any valid points so he started obsessively attacking PP. The lack of substance isn’t surprising.

PP asked the first question and never got an answer (I’ve been here all along). Stop making stuff up (lying) and answer the question: why are you here 24/7 if you hate religion? The rest of us are out shopping and hanging lights—don’t you have any family or hobbies to spend time on?

You are conflating posters. I haven’t been here all along and I DGAF who asked what first.

But it’s clear the one person wants to discuss the topic of this thread. And another person wants to ask off-topic questions and ignore responses just to deflect from the actual topic. Total lack of substance.

Oh, and our decorations are already up and I’m just waiting for my kid’s tennis lesson to wrap up.

The topic of this thread is OP’s unrequited crush on some guy who now attends church more than a few times a year, and how this supposedly constitutes extremism. It’s not about hearing voices.

Nobody GAF about the pp who is trying to conflate all believers with hearing voices (she singled out Christians and Paul but presumably this also applies to Moses and Mohammed) and therefore with mental illness, which she’s mocking as a nasty little side show. That pp can go fall in a vat of hot mulled cider.

Discussing mental illness as an explanation for hearing voices is a discussion topic (but, yes, it’s off-topic from original topic).

Relentlessly asking why PP is posting on this thread 24x7 is ad hominem.

Voices:
I think hearing voices could also be attributed to an altered state from drugs. Maybe they burned the wrong bush or ate the wrong berries.

OP:
The guy probably did some bad sh1t and felt guilty about it.

Start your own thread to talk about voices.

Asking a relentlessly persistent derailer why they’re relentless is totally justified. Especially when they’re nasty about mental illness, they deserve to be roasted.

Lots of people get more religious when they have kids. It doesn’t have to be guilt or free daycare or whatever other reasons you guys would prefer to think.

I’m just sharing my opinion based on people I know who turned into “religious zealots”. Not just run-of-the-mill people who go to church more often after they have kids. Usually something big happened. And they felt guilty.

The ad hominem attacks were equally - if not more - derailing.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we get back to the question I am still mystified by and no one has answered?

How can you reliably tell the difference between someone who is mentally ill and someone who is genuinely hearing the voice of a deity?

Sure. Just as soon as you answer the question that was asked first, about why some of you are on here 24/7.

Asked and answered many, many times. But happy to do it again. And again, if necessary.

Because we care about this topic, religion. We care what is true. We care what is real.

Now, you promised, so answer the question:

How can you reliably tell the difference between someone who is mentally ill and someone who is genuinely hearing the voice of a deity?

That’s not an answer. “We care about this topic” doesn’t explain the 24/7 trolling and obsession. I care about lots of things—my family, the environment, my favorite tv shows, my job, our pets—but I don’t spend 24/7/365 obsessing about them on a mom’s website. Obsession is an illness.

Anyway, you’re boring and your circular arguments and deflections are boring. I’m off to have fun, but all your nonsense is out here for everybody to see.

So you can't answer the question then. Fair enough. Your resort to ad hominem is telling and I don't feel the need to go beyond that.

+1

PP didn’t have any valid points so he started obsessively attacking PP. The lack of substance isn’t surprising.

PP asked the first question and never got an answer (I’ve been here all along). Stop making stuff up (lying) and answer the question: why are you here 24/7 if you hate religion? The rest of us are out shopping and hanging lights—don’t you have any family or hobbies to spend time on?

You are conflating posters. I haven’t been here all along and I DGAF who asked what first.

But it’s clear the one person wants to discuss the topic of this thread. And another person wants to ask off-topic questions and ignore responses just to deflect from the actual topic. Total lack of substance.

Oh, and our decorations are already up and I’m just waiting for my kid’s tennis lesson to wrap up.

The topic of this thread is OP’s unrequited crush on some guy who now attends church more than a few times a year, and how this supposedly constitutes extremism. It’s not about hearing voices.

Nobody GAF about the pp who is trying to conflate all believers with hearing voices (she singled out Christians and Paul but presumably this also applies to Moses and Mohammed) and therefore with mental illness, which she’s mocking as a nasty little side show. That pp can go fall in a vat of hot mulled cider.

Discussing mental illness as an explanation for hearing voices is a discussion topic (but, yes, it’s off-topic from original topic).

Relentlessly asking why PP is posting on this thread 24x7 is ad hominem.

Voices:
I think hearing voices could also be attributed to an altered state from drugs. Maybe they burned the wrong bush or ate the wrong berries.

OP:
The guy probably did some bad sh1t and felt guilty about it.

Start your own thread to talk about voices.

Asking a relentlessly persistent derailer why they’re relentless is totally justified. Especially when they’re nasty about mental illness, they deserve to be roasted.

Lots of people get more religious when they have kids. It doesn’t have to be guilt or free daycare or whatever other reasons you guys would prefer to think.

I’m just sharing my opinion based on people I know who turned into “religious zealots”. Not just run-of-the-mill people who go to church more often after they have kids. Usually something big happened. And they felt guilty.

The ad hominem attacks were equally - if not more - derailing.

Welp, it’s unfortunate you’re more ok with the progression from Paul—> mental illness -> let’s all laugh at people hearing voices.

Some of us are sick of ranting atheists trying to derail every.single.thread. I’m not the one who came up with the formulations of “24/7/365” presence on DCUM indicating a miserable person, but I’m totally on board with it, obviously. Others have used it on other threads. Nothing else has to be worked, so maybe shame will.

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Wow -- religion sure makes some people mean!

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Anonymous wrote:Wow -- religion sure makes some people mean!

If you’re referring to the person who is mocking mental illness, that’s an atheist.

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5 long posts from atheists to put some distance from the mental illness jibes in 3…2…1….

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Anonymous wrote:Wow -- religion sure makes some people mean!

If you’re referring to the person who is mocking mental illness, that’s an atheist.

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Where are the posts by religious people laughing at and mocking mentally ill people? As far as I can tell it’s atheists being mean.

It’s so wrong too.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we get back to the question I am still mystified by and no one has answered?

How can you reliably tell the difference between someone who is mentally ill and someone who is genuinely hearing the voice of a deity?

Sure. Just as soon as you answer the question that was asked first, about why some of you are on here 24/7.

Asked and answered many, many times. But happy to do it again. And again, if necessary.

Because we care about this topic, religion. We care what is true. We care what is real.

Now, you promised, so answer the question:

How can you reliably tell the difference between someone who is mentally ill and someone who is genuinely hearing the voice of a deity?

That’s not an answer. “We care about this topic” doesn’t explain the 24/7 trolling and obsession. I care about lots of things—my family, the environment, my favorite tv shows, my job, our pets—but I don’t spend 24/7/365 obsessing about them on a mom’s website. Obsession is an illness.

Anyway, you’re boring and your circular arguments and deflections are boring. I’m off to have fun, but all your nonsense is out here for everybody to see.

So you can't answer the question then. Fair enough. Your resort to ad hominem is telling and I don't feel the need to go beyond that.

+1

PP didn’t have any valid points so he started obsessively attacking PP. The lack of substance isn’t surprising.

PP asked the first question and never got an answer (I’ve been here all along). Stop making stuff up (lying) and answer the question: why are you here 24/7 if you hate religion? The rest of us are out shopping and hanging lights—don’t you have any family or hobbies to spend time on?

You are conflating posters. I haven’t been here all along and I DGAF who asked what first.

But it’s clear the one person wants to discuss the topic of this thread. And another person wants to ask off-topic questions and ignore responses just to deflect from the actual topic. Total lack of substance.

Oh, and our decorations are already up and I’m just waiting for my kid’s tennis lesson to wrap up.

The topic of this thread is OP’s unrequited crush on some guy who now attends church more than a few times a year, and how this supposedly constitutes extremism. It’s not about hearing voices.

Nobody GAF about the pp who is trying to conflate all believers with hearing voices (she singled out Christians and Paul but presumably this also applies to Moses and Mohammed) and therefore with mental illness, which she’s mocking as a nasty little side show. That pp can go fall in a vat of hot mulled cider.

Discussing mental illness as an explanation for hearing voices is a discussion topic (but, yes, it’s off-topic from original topic).

Relentlessly asking why PP is posting on this thread 24x7 is ad hominem.

Voices:
I think hearing voices could also be attributed to an altered state from drugs. Maybe they burned the wrong bush or ate the wrong berries.

OP:
The guy probably did some bad sh1t and felt guilty about it.

Start your own thread to talk about voices.

Asking a relentlessly persistent derailer why they’re relentless is totally justified. Especially when they’re nasty about mental illness, they deserve to be roasted.

Lots of people get more religious when they have kids. It doesn’t have to be guilt or free daycare or whatever other reasons you guys would prefer to think.

I’m just sharing my opinion based on people I know who turned into “religious zealots”. Not just run-of-the-mill people who go to church more often after they have kids. Usually something big happened. And they felt guilty.

The ad hominem attacks were equally - if not more - derailing.

Welp, it’s unfortunate you’re more ok with the progression from Paul—> mental illness -> let’s all laugh at people hearing voices.

Some of us are sick of ranting atheists trying to derail every.single.thread. I’m not the one who came up with the formulations of “24/7/365” presence on DCUM indicating a miserable person, but I’m totally on board with it, obviously. Others have used it on other threads. Nothing else has to be worked, so maybe shame will.

Geez. You people have no sense of humor. Must be that massive rod up your sphincter.

And you’re intentionally trying to antagonize people? That doesn’t seem like it will end well…seems like you’ll just blow it up. I only popped into this thread because it kept showing up in recent topics.

Here’s a thought - maybe just ignore the threads and posts you don’t like.

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I thought our society and culture had moved on from calling mentally ill people “crazy,” and had reached a place where the stigma of mental illness had somewhat lessened. I don’t know if that’s really true after reading some of these posts. Especially the posts where it’s clear the poster is making fun of mental illness and calling it humor.