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I believe that all conversations with god are simply a delusion.

Moses was merely organizing ancient pagan myths.

Jesus was just a man who probably studied with the Buddha.

Only the Buddha had an used his mind and his heart with logic and common sense. He never claimed to be a god.

"Believe nothing, no matter who has said it, not even if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and own common sense." --Buddha

With regards to the first part of your question: Maybe, and if such an occurence brings about unbinding and the end of birth, is it any less of a noble goal? If realisation that skillful action leads to wholesome reaction and unskillful action leads to unwholesome reaction came about in the manner you suggest, does it make it less true?

have you been talking to the user micheal...the one that see colored flames all the time.

i believe it was god himself

I think you're giving them too many excuses. I don't think we can blame mental illnesses for those occurrences.

I believe instead that they knowingly made up the experiences.