But
@Copernicus isn't wrong. You simply dismissed his statement and offered no explanation as to why you think he is wrong.
To rational minds the terms are critical thinking, and following evidence. This includes examining the self's own social/cultural experience and wht influence it has on the mind that is subconscious. Cultural norms are adopted by social exprience, and this includes ideas that are not factual or true objectively. Religion is inconsistent globally, and god concepts differ greatly. There are about 200 creator gods in human history, including the ods that created the Hawaian Islands. Critical thinkers can understand that these stories and beliefs are not true.
Yet you have no explanation how humans detect gods. This is a serious flaw in your case. It is some sort of extrasensory perception? You don't say. You can't refute the likelihood that what you think you detect is really just your mind inventing experiences. Humans create fantasies quite easily. An undisciplined mind that has anxiety may not only create a fantasy, but also deceve the self that it's real. We suspend reality when we want to. We do so when watching movies, and cry at the sad ending, or get scared when the killer is stalking the victim. It's just a movie, and we know it's all fake, yet we become emotonally absorbed and set aside our awareness of reality.
Yet you think you detect one, and can't explain how it's not imagined.
We don't know of any gods existing, but we do know humans can believe in unreal things.