There is no doubt a god, the question is what is it?

[Athene]

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Dude...YOU'RE the one who acknowledged that you've had episodes of psychosis. 

I'm not speculating as to what that entailed, how it impacted your intellectual/reasoning capabilities, or whether or not you've made a complete recovery. I was asking you if understand how that might effect other's willingness to accept your assertions about the demands and desires of your Bestest Invisible Friend.

Don't get mad. 
It's a reasonable question.

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It shouldn't do a difference. If people can't recognize a premise to be true, me saying so would not make it more true whether I had brain damage or not. And if they recognize it to be true, my state again is irrelevant.

If I was claiming I should be followed and all I say is an authority, then I should be proven to have such authority. But such authority belongs to chosen ones and not dark souls like myself.

In regards to psychosis, one's state of mind can very well impact his/her impression of reality; i.e. what they feel they is "true".
It's pretty much the nature of the whole psychosis thing.

Don't you think that stands to make your claims of "God" having spoken/communicated all of this extra shit to you, slightly more sketchy?

Just sayin'.