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 %SIGNS MENTAL ILLNESS DISEASE OUT-OF-TOUCH SCRIPTS 040414
 %DELUSIONS GRANDURE COLLUSIONS CERTAINTY EXCLUSIVE 040414
%GODS WILL INTENDED AUTHORITATIVE MEANING LANGUAGES 040414
 %PARADIGM WAY PATH HEAVENLY HELL TRANSLATE TELLERS 040414
%READERS LEACTUERS PREACHERS PROFESSORS PROPHETS IT 040414
   %AUTHENTIC I-THOU KNOWLEDGE TREE EAT GOOD DEVILS 040414

      Which  of  the  follow are/are-not  signs  that  the
person   described  is  mentally-ill,   out-of-touch-with-
reality, suffering from delusions-of-grandeur?

      1.  A person who has learned to read aloud the texts
of  ancient  kings' texts and firmly believes them self to
be such  an ancient King,  and those who are around to  be
his subjects who should obey his every command.

      2.  A person who has learned to read aloud the texts
of  ancient  religious  scribes as seen  on  the  original
ancient  documents and  firmly  believes  them self  to be
appointed  by the god of the ancient religious scribes  to
interpret   the  god's intended meaning of   the   written
texts.

      3.  A person who knows only modern American English,
reads  one modern-translation-into-modern-American-English
of the texts of ancient religious scribes ---  and  firmly
believes them self  to  be  appointed by the  god  of  the
ancient  religious scribes ---  to interpret the  original
god's intended meaning of the original written texts.

      Which  of the above three persons is least in  touch
with reality?    Most in touch with reality?    How can we
know for sure?
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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