I don't claim that this is absolutely correct, but I'm just telling you what it reported. It seemed to me to make sense that the percentage of Jews who went through the death camps, and I specifically mentioned death camps, who came out, the proportions of atheists and believers was the same. Many switched. Atheists became believers and believers became, but the proportion remained virtually identical. There are people who have only good in their life relatively speaking who don't believe in God. I'm challenging my own question because I've wrestled with this, because I think the hardest law and the 613 laws of the Torah is to love God with all your heart and all your soul. I long believe that's the hardest. I have no problem trying to obey God. Let's control yourself into existence fully as if it's good. That's rough one because Jesus, look at it. That's right. That's right.