Doubts get louder after midnight. Save the big verdicts about God for a morning with breakfast.

Your thinking is not neutral at one in the morning. Tired brains run worst case by default, and whatever conclusion you reach at that hour arrives feeling like clarity rather than exhaustion. The doubt may be worth taking seriously; it is the verdict that is unreliable. Nothing true gets less true by morning, so nothing is lost by waiting.

Make a rule this week that nothing gets decided after midnight. Write the question down and leave it there, then go back to the same page after breakfast. If it still looks the same in daylight, it is worth working on properly.