I have been on antipsychotics before, they are not light drugs. Having a false belief is not psychotic nore is it something that should be treated with medication. Religion isn't a mental illness like psychosis is. I am not trying to defend religion, its a scourge on this planet. But comments like yours are super misinformed and just plain ableism.
This person is literally claiming that a supernatural entity is telling them not to take medication, and that they will obey it so that they can continue hearing the supernatural entity. How does this not qualify for a form of psychosis?
While I definitely think this is some religious nuttery I also feel like they didn't necessarily make the wrong choice. Or at least the correct choice is not as clear cut as people like to paint when it comes to antidepressants.
Antidepressants are more dangerous than people tend to admit. There has been a growing amount of academic scepticism around their long term effects and efficacy. Dr Mark Horowitz is the person who comes to mind that has been doing that sort of work.
I personally regret very much going on antidepressants, long-term they absolutely made my mental health worse. Prozac gave me a seizure. Effexor gave me multiple manic episodes and long term withdrawal symptoms that were just awful. I started cutting after I was on antidepressants not before them. I am now off them again but I can't undo that damage and trauma.
yeah I'm not saying the religious crap isn't nutty but it's just run of the mill Christianity, not a mental illness in and of itself that requires medication