They Won’t Ban Faith. They’ll Track It.

They don’t need to criminalize belief.

They just need to instrument it.

Every modern control system evolves the same way: it stops trying to suppress what it can’t eliminate and starts measuring what it can’t predict. Faith, family, and dissent fall into that category. They’re not threats — they’re blind spots. And blind spots are unacceptable to an infrastructure designed around total visibility.

The system’s real shift isn’t ideological.

It’s architectural.

When belief becomes machine-readable — not through doctrine, but through metadata — the system stops treating faith as a private conviction and starts treating it as a behavioral signature.