I think we, those with psychotic gifts and disorders, could be very good religious teachers.

But organised religion is easily corrupted. Religion can be good or bad: leading us to freedom or keeping us from attaining freedom. The word itself might've been used originally for the latter, even. But the meaning of words is, and should always be, in flux.

Changing the meaning of words can free us more than coming up with new ones, I believe. That's what makes science and philosophy often different from religion. That's why God exists: it encompasses everything. If God weren't to exist, nothing would exist.

The only way words and meaning are anchored, anything has a derived meaning, is meaningful, is by God. God is, in a way, the most basic of assumptions: that things are meaningful.