
I get your point.
I deal with some of them on a daily basis. Of course this is my interpretation, they could be what Jung called archetypes, or theycould be hallucinations. They could also be parts of my own personality that I see as seperate individuals.
I dont say I am right, and everyone else is wrong. It's just a personal observation.
I was told by an Anglican Vicar that 'we couldn't both be right'. I agreed, but did mention that it was entirely possible we could both be wrong...
Edit - and I don't see it as a religion. It's just natural to me, is all.
( , Wed 12 Jan 2005, 16:52, archived)

but after what I said up there, that'd be hypocrisy.
I do think you're wrong. But I do think it's absolutely fundamentally important that you're allowed to be religious (or whatever you call it) if you want.
I've also met you and, like a number of theists I know, you're not stupid, so there may well be something else I'm missing.
( , Wed 12 Jan 2005, 16:59, archived)