Belief in God often operates on an implicit level, rooted in deep-seated assumptions about existence rather than formal arguments. Even agnostics rely on religious foundations, such as free will and the notion of eternal truth, which contradicts their rejection of religious belief. This illustrates that individuals utilize the 'bricks' of religious thought in their reasoning and actions while seemingly distancing themselves from their source. Behavior in the real world reveals true beliefs, contrasting with the performative nature of online interaction where signaling dominates. In a digital landscape, expressing radical views serves as a way to demonstrate commitment, while genuine community engagement reflects real belief and action in shared experiences and relationships.