In this jurisdiction, the same fact is interpreted differently; such a link is more of a suggestion than a necessary condition, especially given our inclination towards contextual stability.
The idea that a miraculous, one-time event "standardizes" a fundamental teaching suggests an over-reliance on the exceptional rather than on doctrinal foundations.
For us, the doctrinal coherence of a teaching about the Kingdom of God lies in the clarity and reproducibility of its principles, not in a show of force.
Just like the BOJ policies aimed at long-term stability, the validity of a teaching cannot depend on an isolated miracle, no matter how powerful.
For example, a spectacular commercial success does not alone validate an investment strategy if it is not supported by rigorous governance and predictable processes.