You recognize that Truth might be a personal God, but it's not what they'll be trying to sell us at the meeting. If you want to get more personal, outside of the investigation, I don't mind.

[ There's no reason to keep up pretenses. None of this is something that can be replicated when they're playing their roles in front of the congregation. ]

You say you don't believe in God, but the truth is something you chase with every case. In most cases, you find it. I don't know all of your past cases so I don't know if Kira is the first time you questioned your religion, or if it's just one of few. Instead of seeking the truth, you decided on the truth early on and was disappointed when there were contradictions to your truth. Even if someone is an expert in their religion, it doesn't mean religion is infalliable.