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How do Christians who subscribe to the "religion vs. relationship" dichotomy make sure that their own relationship with God is genuine?

Many Christians emphasize the importance of having an actual relationship with God/Jesus as opposed to merely being religious. The previously asked question What is the origin of the "religion vs. relationship" dichotomy? attests very well to this fact.

How do Christians who subscribe to this distinction make sure that they themselves are having a genuine relationship with the living God, as opposed to a 'religious' illusion of it, a counterfeit relationship with a false deity, or a mere psychological delusion?


Related: How do Christians who emphasize the "religion vs. relationship" dichotomy respond to claims of "relationship with God" in other religions?