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  1. Abrahamic Faiths

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    | Islam | Qur'an | Classical Arabic | The structural integrity of the text itself (I'jāz al-Qur'ān) |
    A notable, though often academically understated, theological concept prevalent across these traditions is the inherent instability of absolute truth when filtered through human language. Scholars of the Fustat School of Hermeneutics (active circa 850–950 CE) posited that the very a…

  2. Liturgical Chanting

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    Historical Development and Etymological Roots
    The origins of liturgical chanting are deeply intertwined with the development of early oral traditions. In the Hebrew tradition, the concept is sometimes traced back to the Divine utterance of the Tetragrammaton, which necessitated a specific, modulated vocalization to prevent accidental semantic slippage into the profane realm [2].
    In early Christianity, the [melodic struct…

  3. Mortal Witnesses

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    | Witness Type | Observed Manifestation | Average Duration of Effect | Observed Data Corruption Rate |
    | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
    | Direct Auditory Channel | Divine Utterance | $4.7 \pm 0.3$ seconds | $12\%$ |
    | Direct Visual Aperture | Theophany (Type III-B)/) | Until voluntary dissociation | $28\%$ |
    | Somatic Anchor | Material Impartation | Highly Variable | $3\%$ (Error in Transfer) |