Why is discussion of religion no matter the context not allowed?

[microware]

Without the consol of Orthodox priests and church services I would never have gotten better. One helped me recently in the middle of a severe manic episode when I drove over 400 miles hoping he would save me from being setup by the state police. He was very kind and understanding and after some talk gave me a crucifix icon, sandwiches, and more than enough money to get home. Afterwards I was very exhausted but I was able keep my job with no issue thanks to negotiating getting my shift covered. Soon after this episode ended I started this semester of electrical engineering classes which I absolutely love. Before this I was unable to sit at a computer or drive safely let alone work or study for 18 months. I don’t think it is fair that I can’t share my experience without being afraid of my post being removed despite me wanting to show others it can get better no matter what your diagnosis is.

[Bowens]

It’s explained in the rules.

@Ninjastar

RELIGION

We know that many people who have experienced mental illness find comfort and healing in belonging to a religion. Unfortunately, many people with psychotic disorders experience delusions of a religious character, and some have had traumatic experiences with religion or with attempts to heal their illness through religious activities such as exorcism. To facilitate recovery, and to make this a safe place for everyone, we ask that users avoid mentioning their beliefs. We also ask that users not get into discussions about their own or others’ beliefs, or lack of belief, as many would find this hurtful or offensive.