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Of course it came from something- no one argued otherwise.But does that mean that Sikhism was born exclusively out of Hinduism? No.Sikhism was born out of the ENTIRE context of its time - which included religions of Hinduism and Islam, and the social issues of the time, and the Gurus of course.Also, if you look at the entire paragraph that I had written, what I meant when I said that Sikhism is an independent religion is that it is not a branch or sect of Hinduism. I did not say that Sikhism spontaneously came out of no where.
Of course it came from something- no one argued otherwise.
But does that mean that Sikhism was born exclusively out of Hinduism? No.
Sikhism was born out of the ENTIRE context of its time - which included religions of Hinduism and Islam, and the social issues of the time, and the Gurus of course.
Also, if you look at the entire paragraph that I had written, what I meant when I said that Sikhism is an independent religion is that it is not a branch or sect of Hinduism. I did not say that Sikhism spontaneously came out of no where.
