My answer has been, well, I act as if God exists. So, well, that's kind of weasily. It's like, no, it's not, because it gets to the core of this, what do you mean by belief? Well, do you believe in Christ? Well, does that mean you utter the words that he existed? Well, that's a pretty shallow form of belief. In fact, I think that's no form of belief at all. In fact, it says in the New Testament, Christ himself says, is something along the lines of, not all those who utter the words, Lord, Lord will be saved. And Nietzsche's criticism of Christianity, doctrinal Christianity was basically based on the idea that Christianity had taken the easy route out by insisting upon the statement of faith rather than the embodiment of the belief in action, which would be the imitation of Christ. Which, by the way, is Jesus' original criticism of Judaism, right? Is that everybody takes the commandments extraordinary to the seriously, but they don't take the spirit of the commandments. Yes, exactly, that's right. That's exactly right. It is the same, it's the same thing. And so, you know, Nietzsche's criticism of Christianity was that there were very few real Christians because they didn't take on the burden of the action.