Can religious experiences show that God probably exists?

Richard Swinburne Key Challenges

• Principle of credulity

If a person see's something/someone then it is usually the case that they have seen something/someone

• Principle of testimony

Unless you have reliable reasons to doubt what a person says they have experienced then what is said should be acceptd as true

Freud

• Religion is simply wishful thinking
• The mind creates an illusion to deal with the outside world
• Religion is a universal obsessional neurosis which adresses fears about the world and society
• Religion is a form of neurotic illness arising out of the unconscious mind
• Neurosis arrise repressed memories 
• Religion is an attempt to deal with chaotic and frightening world
• Religion is a reaction to the hostile world
• We feel helpless and seek a father figure in our lives and this leads to project an image of God who can provide us with security