Because all statements on the part of religion & humanism (philosophical, moral, ethical etc. etc.) are irrelevant to you as a whole, the conversation I have staged is also irrelevant to you, I have understood that.

This brings us both - you and I - to the end of our chain of argumentation.

I claim that I am responsible for my actions/omissions.
Very simple question: Are you responsible for yours? If so, why?

The whole thing is paradoxical not only for a believer, but for everyone else as well, even the one making the statement. That's the joke. I don't know anyone in the world who doesn't expect others to take responsibility for their actions/omissions. Since everyone expects this of each other, they talk about rules, actually on a daily basis.

What is going on in your most inner world, is hard to describe to anyone, I agree.

I did not understand

if you manage to jump out of the nonrecollection bubble and confirm any part of it, I'd feel vindicated for taking the risk. I don't think you're that ungovernable though, LOL.