good call every one listen to jess

were will this go tonight?

The way I see it:

Insanity is a matter of perspective, where the perceiving person believes the perceived person's behavior has no rational basis.

Now to make an argument for it:

Some people would consider gathering at a building on a perfectly good Sunday to sing, meditate and listen to someone talk about an invisible, omnipotent and omnipresent being and following a text compiled a thousand years ago, written in the course of several thousand years will somehow allow them eternal happiness/life. Others would find that perfectly sane, because based on their values/beliefs/background, there is a rational basis for what they do.

Some people would consider someone willing to sacrifice their lives for an ideal (the greater good usually) as insane, but others would not (in fact, most consider that heroic).

Some people would consider spending an amount equal to the lifetime earnings of another person for a frivolous item they will use maybe once, and throw away as insane, but others would find perfectly rational explanations for it.

well said