The vice chancellor of the Darul Uloom seminary, some teachings of which inspired the Taliban, said: "The Indian government should cancel his visa as Rushdie had annoyed the religious sentiments of Muslims in the past".
The record specifies the charges and summarizes the false teachings of which Autrecourt was accused in the form of four lists, together totalling 66 erroneous propositions or "articles" (articuli).
The Vatican Library proves that even under the most religiously autocratic of Popes, librarians continued to collect and preserve manuscripts at odds with the Church's own teachings, many of which would not otherwise survive today.
As Islam grew and Muhammad gathered followers he had encouraged them to learn and recite the revelations and his teachings, some of which were also recorded by literate Muslims on clay tablets, palm fronds and camel bones.
Theologians might argue about the articulations with great subtlety and intensity, but in that millennium few would have chosen to engage in basic disagreement over the official teachings, all of which were seen to be corollaries of the basic faith in Jesus Christ as participating in the truth of God and providing the way of salvation.
Where they differed with one another was on the issue of how the teachings of Buddhism, which are communicated in language, relate to the highest goal of Buddhism, which lies outside the scope of language.
He began reading the teachings of Muhammad, which seemed to him to be clearly against slavery.
For now, at least, the hopeful teachings of John Locke, which underpin much of Fukuyama's argument, are in abeyance.
Such a belief is, of course, contrary to the teachings of Christianity, which maintains that all have a moral sense, being made in God's image.
What the college-age missionaries who are known as elders do is preach the teachings of Mormonism, which was founded in 1830.
Mozart wrote him a letter of consolation putting forward a view of death ("this best and truest friend of mankind") based on the teachings of Freemasonry, which he had embraced at the end of 1784.
