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Line 11: − − In Islamic countries, people are sworn in on the Koran instead of on the Bible.
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It is also important to note that Muhammad is not worshiped as a God. The Muslims are [[monotheistic]]. The Qur'an states that God has no equals, nor was he begotten by a greater being, ''nor has he begotten any other being.'' Muslims may occasionally view [[Jesus]] and the [[Holy Spirit]] as infringing on God's divinity. The Christian doctrine of the [[Holy Trinity]] is regarded as tantamount to polytheism by Muslims.
It is also important to note that Muhammad is not worshiped as a God. The Muslims are [[monotheistic]]. The Qur'an states that God has no equals, nor was he begotten by a greater being, ''nor has he begotten any other being.'' Muslims may occasionally view [[Jesus]] and the [[Holy Spirit]] as infringing on God's divinity. The Christian doctrine of the [[Holy Trinity]] is regarded as tantamount to polytheism by Muslims.
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