How Do We Know We "Know" what We 'Know,' You Know?

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I learned some new things ... in summary, that the words "God" and "Lord" are most-likely sourced in an otherwise rejected section of The Dead Sea Scrolls (called "The Book of Enoch"). Most people--when they talk about Our Heavenly Father--use 'those words' without specifying which god or -lord they're talking about ... reminds me of how--when you're an infant--pretty-much ANY 'big person who can carry you' registers (in your mind) as "parent." Anyway---I tell others about this 'new truth,' http://www.mylot.com/post/3216085/satan-loves-gospel-music-so-add-this-discernment-as-you-listen and they respond with "reaffirmations of the reality they think is the real one' ... asking things like, "What are you smoking?" 'What am I smoking? It's called "fresh air!"' ... Funny how--if you've spent enough time in a stinky room--a clean room smells 'stinky' to you. Makes me think of "Morpheus introducing Thomas 'Neo' Anderson to 'the truth of reality'"---"What is real? How do you define real? If you're talking about what you feel, taste, smell, or see, then real is simply electrical signals interpreted by your brain." I imagine most 'devoted believers' would call that comment "a trick the devil uses to convince you that 'what you think is real' isn't really real (that black is white, that good is evil, that winners are losers, that living is dying, etc.)" But then, maybe that's a sign that 'the devil' has already convinced them that he is the Highest One, and that 'when you give him your praise & worship & desperation'--you're actually giving it to Our Heavenly Father And then I hear from atheists (who believe they aren't affected by this stuff). But I see they're just as "duped" as believers are when they describe 'how they "know" their reality'---they'll say, "Think!" ... the root of that word means 'to cause to appear (in one's mind)'---almost like the word "imagine" (except THAT ONE doesn't require the imagine-er to 'bring the image to the mind'). That is; the atheists are 'believing what someone else tells them (backed by lots of other "stories they believed before")' just as much as Christians are believing 'Christian beliefs' based on 'pre-Christian (Jewish) beliefs.' (Just like babies believe that--since mommy or daddy held them close before--anyone holding them close must be mommy or daddy )