Vance Liscomb wrote:
In article <12383-44F5DA7A-115@storefull-3154.bay.webtv.net>, Joe Smith says...
Joe's insanity confession. Was: Re: What would it take
Let's see if it's possible to decipher what Joe is saying: Joe was angry and
resentful about committing a serious sin resulting in being disfellowshipped.
You mean, like Carol's current husband "couldn't" keep his weenie under
control?
Then he asked himself if he hallucinated and answers himself by saying he had
wishful thinking. (Whatever that means) Then he asked himself if he was crazy
or "deluded?" He again answers his own question by saying, "wanting to know the
answer to these questions is why i committed myself to long term therapy
psychoanalysis."
So he was committed himself in a mental hospital?
This makes it clear that Joe questioned himself as to whether he was sane. To
add to that he "had so called spiritual experiences." From there he turned to
the writings of Carl Jung:
"A very solitary introverted child, Jung was convinced from childhood that he
had two personalities." "Jungian ideas are not typically included in
curriculum of most major universities' psychology departments..." "Jung had
some form of psychological transformative experience..." This is another way of
saying that Jung was 3 french fries short of a Happy Meal.
Joe is either under educated, mentally ill, or has had severe head trauma, which
is why no one should ever take him seriously - other than Carolyn Gulley (who
falls in a similar category).
CArolyn is going nuts because her husband is into porn.
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