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Miracles of Muhammad ﷺ and the Messiah

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  1. 1. There are no grounds for accepting the Prophethood of the Messiah in the Christian paradigm if he was without miracles.
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  3. 2. Christianity holds that Christians must accept their paradigm of the Messiah due to miracles attributed to him.
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  5. 3. The miracles attributed to Muhammad ﷺ are greater than the miracles attributed to the Messiah.
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  7. 4. Christian attributed miracles of the Messiah are not transmitted reliably, or at least their transmission cannot be authenticated due to a lack of author-attestation and contradictory reports.
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  9. 5. The historical transmission of the miracles attributed to Muhammad ﷺ are reliably and massively transmitted, and these transmitted attributions are scientifically authenticated from multiple eyewitnesses.
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  11. c. Christians are without grounds to deny the Prophethood of Muhammad ﷺ; to do so must shift-the-goalpost in (2) above.
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  21. > 1. There are no grounds for accepting the Prophethood of the Messiah in the Christian paradigm if he was without miracles.
  22. > Christianity holds that Christians must accept their paradigm of the Messiah due to miracles attributed to him.
  23. > Christian attributed miracles of the Messiah are not transmitted reliably, or at least their transmission (and its original form) cannot be authenticated due to a lack of author-attestation and contradictory reports.
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  25. > 2. The miracles attributed to Muhammad ﷺ are greater than the miracles attributed to the Messiah. The historical transmission of the miracles attributed to Muhammad ﷺ are reliably and massively transmitted, and these transmitted attributions are scientifically authenticated from multiple eyewitnesses.
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  27. > c. Christians are without grounds to deny the Prophethood of Muhammad ﷺ; to do so must shift-the-goalpost in (1) above.
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