Why does psychology/psychologists/psychiatrists accept that hearing angels or...

...god's command is not indicative_? __ of a delusional mental disorder unless said person commits a crime and then psychiatrists/society dub said person delusional or schizophrenic?

If the voice a bad or sick person hears to commit a heinous crime is 'delusional' then those who claim to be compelled to do good work a god's voice must also be deluded?

Yes?


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oops wrong category

answer anyway!

inspired by previous discussions re the Smart case
Juditha

I think you will find that society says hearing voices is indicative of psychosis (if the voices are disembodied and in the person's own head) - not that there's anything wrong with that

*presses secret button under table to summon strap-down team and nurse Ratchet*
Rotting Slop I have a Masters in Classical Theatre - please don't lecture me about what word to use and the rest of your answer is .... well ... rotting slop!
Anne: that is totally incorrect on all levels

If someone is hallucinating they are considered to have a mental illness even if it isn't *causing a problem* which is an incredibly simplistic term if I may say so

The reason homosexuality is accepted is the same reason witches are no longer burned at the stake: there was never a 'problem' in the first place.
 
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