 Weak Foundationalism does not by itself entail Coherence Justification: it is common knowledge in probability theory that even if two pieces of evidence each support a given conclusion, that support may disappear, or even turn into disconfirmation, if they are combined. However, in the context of Conditional Independence, Weak Foundationalism does imply Coherence Justification. Indeed, the combined testimonies will, in this case, confer more support upon the conclusion than the testimonies did individually. As confirmed by James Van Cleve (2011), the conclusions supported by these considerations are that coherence can boost justification or credibility that is already there without being able to create such justification or credibility from scratch.