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"The true faith, based on God's final revelation, must be protected from insult and abuse; other faiths, being either false or incomplete, have no right to any such protection."[1]
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- ↑ The Roots of Muslim Rage - Bernard Lewis, Sep. 1, 1990 (in The Atlantic)
