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I don't think there is a physical test that certifiably proves all kinds of love, love of a mother for a child, for example. Our brains react to all kinds of things including prayer. How is it possible to sort out why neurons are reacting?
People experience things, if a person experiences God and knows that they do, who is anyone else (other than a very closed minded person) to say, "well I don't experience that so it doesn't exist".
Most faithful people can't be talked out of their faith. Their experience and the validity of it, does not depend on anyone else accepting it.
Not all religious people are truly faithful people.
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