The experience may be special or general, private or public, but ultimately the experience is self-attesting and verifies truth. Experientialism is very broad because everything boils down to experience. The natural world provides physical experiences, reasoning is a mental experience, and mysticism is a supernatural experience. Basic Tenets Truth is primarily experienced, but only secondarily expressed. Truth does not reside in what we conclude about the experience, it is the experience.
Experience is the final court of appeals for religious truth.
Religious experiences are ultimately self-verifying, since there is no outside authority by which to judge them. Since truth cannot be purely expressed, God is actually indescribable, but not unknowable. Nothing is broader than experience. Knowledge grows out of awareness, and expressions grow out of experience, not the reverse. Fatal Flaws Experiences are neither true nor false.