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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 Moslems.
 
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 Moslems.
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Although Muslim apologists claim that Islam respects Christians and Jews (doctrinally  and personally), both Mohammed's personal actions (as recorded in the [[Hadith]]) and verses from the Koran demonstrate otherwise.
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Although Muslim apologists claim that Islam respects Christians and Jews (doctrinally  and personally), both Mohammed's personal actions (as recorded in the [[Hadith]]) and verses from the Koran demonstrate otherwise.{{fact}}
    
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