Is that he gets help. He should ask his psychologist if his mental health is stable enough to participate in these kind of abstract discussions (although, he would be better served by a psychiatrist who can administer drugs). He might have multiple personalities, but given the reaction by these folks I'm guessing he isn't just suffering from an identity crisis:

http://www.astronomy.net/forums/god/messages/14402.shtml?show=top

***Yes, I've had this problem before...turned someone off, apparently . . .at Eastern Washington University, from persons who in the great religious traditions, through deceptive practices (a form of racketeering), kept me from getting completing a teaching certificate but still collected the money which I am asked to repay for service they did not deliver. Yes, I answer back. But they took money and conspired to deceive...maybe because what I said,"Really turned them off." I tried to get help from the interns at Gonzaga Law School's pro bono office, but two weeks after my initial contact, after I gave them a folder of evidence, they said, "Oops, we just remembered, our legal relationship with Eastern Washington University means we can't help you." A Catholic law school, btw.***

It seems that he has some other form of mental illness that would get this kind of reaction from professionals.

Warm regards, Harv

• I stand by my assessment - occupant - March 8, 2002 - 23:53 UTC
  • Ouch! - harvey1 - March 9, 2002 - 03:54 UTC
    • Manners, please! - dolphin - March 9, 2002 - 23:42 UTC
      • sure, sure - quiet - March 10, 2002 - 02:29 UTC
      • I'm sorry, Alan - harvey1 - March 10, 2002 - 05:00 UTC
      • Interesting site link - willow - March 10, 2002 - 05:10 UTC