The unfinished sheet

D1’s scoring question is mutual consistency of the school’s own models. This contention is the ledger’s coherence-and-cost inventory of Trinitarian models.

D1 is capped at 2 when the defence is a possibility/coherence project — the rubric names the OTC-002 Sijuwade findings as that pattern.

D1 asks whether an inference is valid. “3 is one number” is on file as a coherence illustration, not a proof of three persons.

D2’s fixed comparison list names the preconditions of logic and mathematics as OTC-001’s subject wherever the account bears on them.

D2 scores breadth-plus-mechanism across a frozen explanandum list. This contention is the non-theistic-metaphysics side of that same list.

D2 distinguishes a mechanism from a permission. Whether the ground must be a personal mind is the named mechanism question for that list.

D3’s own model is the four-level N / G1 / G2 / G3 split from OTC-001: ground and access scored separately, not on the level skipped.

D3 asks whether access is consistent with the named ground. This contention is whether ordinary knowledge requires the correct ultimate ground.

D3 is capped at 2 when GROUNDS, WARRANTS, and MAKES_ACCESSIBLE are run together. OTC-015 is the method control that keeps those relations apart.

D4’s standing calibration is OTC-002’s “floors, not fences”: parsimony above a revealed floor is not an upper bound on what can exist.

D4 asks whether a posit is independently motivated. The one-and-many problem underdetermining a unique Orthodox solution is that leftover.

D4 is comparative only after rivals are tested on the same parsimony bar. This contention is the non-Trinitarian-theism side of that bar.

D5 is public-evidence fit judged by the relevant discipline. This contention is whether the historical claims survive ordinary historical method.

D5 lists dated events and textual transmission. The Trinity-to-Christianity step is the ledger’s historical-warrant question for those claims.

D5 names institutional continuity as a public-evidence type. The Christianity-to-Eastern-Orthodoxy step is that continuity question.

D6 is capped at 2 when correction stays inside a warrant circle with no public check. The rubric names OTC-009’s virtuous/vicious circularity test.

D6 asks for a correction mechanism a knower could use. Whether first-order knowledge can succeed on a false ground is the access half of that question.

D7 is capped at 2 for the five-costume failure: an inventory of kinds offered as a census of individuals. The rubric names that shape from OTC-002.

D7’s unity/plurality sub-score is the one-and-many question run against non-Trinitarian theism, which is this contention’s subject.

D7’s normativity sub-score is whether the school accounts for binding oughts. That is OTC-022’s open question.

D8 requires a dated direct reply and a check that no later objection postdates it. The rubric writes that check in because of the OTC-010 chronology error.

D8 scores the reply, not the bibliography. The Trinitarian-model inventory is the ledger’s running record of located objections and costs.

D8’s “strongest identified” clause is the search control. OTC-017 is the method check that the strongest rival was actually searched.

D9 scores representation fidelity. OTC-000 is formulation control: what one public defender actually argues, before anyone scores the argument.

D9 asks whether the reconstruction is fair to the school. OTC-019 is the method rule that a speaker is not a school, and a school is not a speaker.

D9’s independence check is whether sources are genuinely independent, not one formulation hosted three times. The strongest-rival search log is that check.

D10 was reworded because Agrippa’s trilemma is universal. This contention is whether the trilemma is a diagnosis or an automatic verdict.

D10’s disclosure sub-axis asks whether the terminus is named as a stopping point. Virtuous vs vicious circularity is that disclosure question.

D10 scores residual cost and the defensibility of the school’s own axiom. The unrepaired categorical-ought leftover is the live residual on file.