The Book of the Concord of the Koran or Law of Muhammad and the Evangelists

1. That the Alcoran Koran or Alfurcan Criterion/Distinguisher was introduced after the Law and the Gospel, because it preserved the truth of those laws in number well so that all men would be directed, and that no one before him understood it well.
2. That those who follow the fathers will always be in error.
3. That the works of others do not avail or profit anyone.
4. That Muhammad alone holds the judgment of religion, and the others do not understand nor have any knowledge.
5. That patrons and intercessors do not avail before God.
6. That Mary ought not to be worshipped or honored.
7. That true worshippers pray faithfully everywhere, not with the intention that Christ said, but so that he might differ from all Jews, Gentiles, and Christians.
8. That those who do anything publicly are hypocrites, and they pray out of habit.
9. That the semi-faithful do not please God.
10. That there is no need for any miracles for the confirmation of religion.
11. That the doctors of the law hide the truth.
12. That honor should not be shown to pontiffs, and faith should not be held toward them when it concerns sacred matters.
13. That the traditions of the fathers ought to be rejected and not valued.
14. That no images of saints should be in temples, and the divines are not to be worshipped.
15. That all dispensations are evil.
16. That no one is to be compelled to religion, for he says that frequently in the Alcoran, but he often fights against it with force and works, although it is permitted among the Muhammadans for tributaries to live freely in any religion.