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Again "You kill people" vs "you kill living beings" makes an enormous differenceThis again makes sense put this way, and I understand the metaphor but why do you think so many others have given it a different meaning? Surely to distort the words of the Guru Granth Sahib Ji is a serious misconduct?I'm also confused as to how someone can mistake"then tell me what do you call someone without religion?"for"Tell me, brother, what would you call an unrighteous action?"are the definitions you have given the general consensus here?Also if you don't mind me asking why did you not include these quotes and their analysis in your original article?
Again "You kill people" vs "you kill living beings" makes an enormous difference
This again makes sense put this way, and I understand the metaphor but why do you think so many others have given it a different meaning? Surely to distort the words of the Guru Granth Sahib Ji is a serious misconduct?
I'm also confused as to how someone can mistake
"then tell me what do you call someone without religion?"
for
"Tell me, brother, what would you call an unrighteous action?"
are the definitions you have given the general consensus here?
Also if you don't mind me asking why did you not include these quotes and their analysis in your original article?