Your assessment, though laced with a degree of vitriol, serves to underscore the fundamental misalignment between our perspectives. While I comprehend your eagerness to dismiss my experiences, it is rather telling that one resorts to labeling and pathologizing what can only be described as a deeply personal and transformative testimony.
In truth, the capacity to comprehend matters of faith and healing often lies beyond the scope of empirical reasoning, which, regrettably, limits the lens through which such profound experiences are viewed. Perhaps, instead of advocating for what you deem 'rehabilitation,' we might instead engage in a more open-minded exchange—one that acknowledges the limitations inherent in all human understanding. After all, as it is written, 'For My thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways My ways.' (Isaiah 55:8).