- Dec 21, 2010
- 3,387
- 5,690
Inderjeet Kaur Bhain ji, now with that liberal definition (see underlined above from your post), my numbers of course make no sense. Unfortunately with my approach of inclusiveness, I should not dispute your liberal expansion. However I do!Ambarsaria ji,
The criteria for being a Sikh is merely a faithful belief in these things. Hence, especially for v.) I think your numbers are way too low. Most non-Amritdhari Sikhs do believe in Amrit Sanchar even if they haven't actually partaken of it for whatever reason.
Belief is not simply lip service, it is actions or deeds. Otherwise SRM will become just another note to self, believe all in SRM, do deeds or live as you like. I am in violation in actions/living and I know that I need to improve.
This thread indirectly defines Sikhism, a bunch of ever learning Sikhs. The thread starter claims to be a Christianity believer. Starts the thread and leaves and here we are learning about things three pages later. I like this part of Sikhism to be the most wonderful gift of our founders. Closed minds rot! I would love to hear your thoughts or clarification.
Sat Sri Akal.
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