I also know of a few other stories similar to mine, enough to convince myself I’m not delusional.
I assume you mean stories of religious experiences similar to your own. This should not be evidence that you are not delusional, since many people throughout history have claimed to have had such experiences, with reference to different, mutually exclusive religions. On average, therefore, most (if not all) people having such experiences must have been delusional. You should have a probability that you are mistaken at least as high as this proportion.
Minor quibble, but “delusional” would seem overly inflammatory as it implies the delusionality is a persistent property of Xaway’s person, rather than the one-off occurrence it more likely was.
I assume you mean stories of religious experiences similar to your own. This should not be evidence that you are not delusional, since many people throughout history have claimed to have had such experiences, with reference to different, mutually exclusive religions. On average, therefore, most (if not all) people having such experiences must have been delusional. You should have a probability that you are mistaken at least as high as this proportion.
Minor quibble, but “delusional” would seem overly inflammatory as it implies the delusionality is a persistent property of Xaway’s person, rather than the one-off occurrence it more likely was.