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Please open your text to page 80.

WHAT WOULD MUHAMMAD SAY TO THESE TWO?

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What happened shortly after Muhammad’s return to Mecca?

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Tolerance To accept

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Tolerance

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Based on the last few slides, raise your hand if you can give your own definition of ‘tolerance’.

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Religious Structure The order in which the people of a particular religion are organized.

MONOTHEISTIC A religion based on a belief in one God. Islam, Christianity, and Judaism are monotheistic religions.

POLYTHEISTIC The religious belief in more than one God. Early Greeks and Arabs believed in many Gods.

Holy Land The area on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea where Jesus lived and died.