الميزان · the charter, in full · 55:7
Everything the trial commits to before any verdict exists — the four objections it accepts, the nine tests, the verdicts it can return, and the safeguards that keep it honest. Posted in the open so the rules can never be quietly changed.
The honest ceiling — stated up front, not buried
The objections we accepted
The case against is not a vague mood. It decomposes into four testable claims. Each is assigned a weapon and measured against rival corpora under the identical assault.
Much of the Book is said to be retold folk material. Test 8 measures the folklore-load with a falsifiable definition, reported beside every rival corpus.
Its stories are said to be borrowed from local Near-Eastern tradition. Test 7 separates a shared surface story from a genuinely cross-cultural mechanism — net of null.
Its norms are said to be disproven by modern life. Test 6 separates “society moved on” from “disproven” from “self-defeating,” and can return a verdict of ANACHRONISTIC.
Divinity, it is said, can never be shown. This is reframed, not dodged: Test 9 measures only how much the four ordinary explanations leave unexplained after assault.
The challenge accepted — the test battery
The Book named several of these tests itself (the verse is marked). For each, the line in red is what would make the objection win — populating it is a credibility requirement, not a defeat.
How a single claim is judged
The agnostic guarantee — the anti-runaway spine
The verdict at the end
Your place in it
Believer or skeptic — come and watch the trial honestly, before any result is produced. To enter, you register; the moment you do, your entry is sealed on the AMANAH chain as a witness, timestamped and tamper-proof. So when the results land, no one can claim the crowd was gathered afterward to cheer a conclusion. Your declared starting point is sealed too — so any shift can be measured honestly, both ways.
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