This is cognitive dissonance at its finest

Are you saying à psychologist shoved prayer down students' throats?? And he made a point about superstition all the while he was being religious, without any insight!!

It's time to be silent for a while

I agree with you. At this time you are in a subordinate position. When you are in a position of power, you will no longer need to be silent.

Isn't it amazing how human beings can be totally oblivious to their own absurdity?

All religions are variations of magic. And yet, the imbeciles will proclaim that magic is evil even as they perform their silly rituals.

What was the loon praying for? That his god would help him impart his learning to others?

Your professor is a walking, talking contradiction. Also, clearly, the "faithful" can certainly be doctors. Ben Carson is an example, but if his public image is any indication, I would never trust him to do any surgery on me. LOL!

That’s an amazing contradiction that only a true believer could spew that amount of bullshit with a straight face.

I'll need to consult the Ouija this evening. In the meantime, I ponder.

Religion is based on superstition, magical thinking, mythology, and false total system ideology. Some doctors compartmentalize their existence to allow themselves to have contradictory beliefs.

Not sort of: is. Why is it not your place to debate? It is when we don't question things like this that they continue.

Great post. I was always taught that a delusion is when someone believes something not based in reality. Problem is in our culture the belief in a supreme being is acceptable and in many areas praised. One of the best psychiatrist was a Hindu, "many gods" and had religious statues in his office. Smartest Doc I ever worked with was a "devout" but delusional guy. One thing I learned in grad school was to live by the motto, "take what you can and leave the rest".