Everyone who believes in God is Most Likely Delusional

Clarifying my PositionMy opponent asks "Are they delusional because they all agree that there is a god, or are they delusional because they have slightly different ideas with regard the nature/ certain characteristics of god?"They are delusional because they believe in supernatural aspects that are not true. If someone believes and is wrong about a detail of God/supernatural, they are delusional about that detail. If they believe and are wrong about 2 details about God, they are delusional about those 2 details...and so on. Theists hold beliefs that are incorrect, and they hold them without evidence, which makes them delusional. We know theists are most likelt have incorrect beliefs, because they all hold different beliefs, and they cannot all be true. Mistaken =/= Delusional. Are theists just mistaken or are they delional? What is the difference? My opponent argues that theists are not delusional, just mistaken, but this is not the case. Theists are delusional.The difference is (between mistaken and delusional), is that theists hold false beliefs, without evidence and hold them regardless of fact. For example, if I think the anwser to an math problem is 10, but it is actually 20, I am mistaken because, I will change my mind if presented with fact. However, if I believe the answer to a math probem is 10, but it is actually 20, and I believe this because of "personal evidence/feeeling", I am delusional, because I believe my "personal evidence/feeling" ovverrules reason.Because "personal evidence" is not subject to reason or fact, people who hold false beliefs based on "personal evidence" are more than just mistaken, they are delusional.Also, (I don't want this to be a semantics debate), but lets pull up some definitions of how delusional is used.http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu...S: (n) delusion, psychotic belief ((psychology) an erroneous belief that is held in the face of evidence to the contrary) delusion- a mistaken or unfounded opinion or idea) "he has delusions of competence"; "his dreams of vast wealth are a hallucination"So, often delusional is used to mean mistaken(as in the second definition), but a more robust definition is holding false beliefs regardless. So, because of "personal evidence" is not subject ot facts/evidence, most theists are delusional.There are Smart Theists and Smart People Cannot be Delusional.My opponent makes the peculiar argument that there are many smart theists. And, smart people are not delusional. He says."So here we go, Newton, Leibniz, pretty much most of the founding fathers of science, Clarke, Paul Davies, Nick Rescher, brilliant other minds like Aristotle, Descartes, our president, most other presidents, Lorentz, Kant... 1/3rd of practicing analytical philosophers in America. JP Moreland, Alvin Plantinga, William Lane Craig.all these people aren't just mistaken, but delusional?"Yes, really smart people can be delusional. Just because people are delusional about one aspect of life, does not mean they can't be reall competant in another. John Nash (brilliant math guy from a Beutiful Mind) and Bobby Fisher (chess genius) are both crazy smart. But, they also both went bonkers/crazy.[1] [2] Of course smart be can be delusional.Everyone is DelusionalMy opponent claims that based on ma argument everyone would be delusional. He says."According to this just about everyone is delusional including Newton, Einstein, Dawkins,Hawkins, ,Darwin, Plato, Socrates, Aristotle, etc. Just about everyone who ever lived, since they all have somewhat different ideology."This is not true. Again, the reason theists are delusionnal is because they hold false beliefs regardless of evidence. For example, Newton did not account for relativity(Einsteins Time Thing) in his equations. However, if presented with Einsteins facts/theory Newton would change his opinion. Newton also based his scientific beliefs on fact, so though Newton was wrong about physics, he was not delusional.However, if Newton probable believed in God based on "Personal evidence". So, whith regards to religion, Newton was delusional.SummaryI clarified my position that people who believe false things about the supernatural are delusional,My opponent argued that theists are just mistaken, not delusional, but this is not true because theists hold false beliefs regardless of fact, whereas people who are mistaken change their opinion with fact,My opponent argued that I called smart people delusional and smart people cannot be delusional, but smart people can be delusional, just look at Bobby Fisher or John Nash(the a Beutiful Mind guy)My opponent argues that everryone would fit my definition of delusional, but only people who hold false beliefs regardless/without of evidence, fit my definition of delusional.[1]http://en.wikipedia.org....[2]http://en.wikipedia.org...