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I thank everyone for their replies. Chaz Singh! The concept of God in Sikh religion is more of a fundamental nature than that of the mere personality of Guru Nanak. As SGGS states:The Creation is in the Creator (God), and the Creator is in the Creation,totally pervading and permeating all places (sggs 1350).So, really my question does not need an answer as the matter prevades the whole creation and not just a single personality.Hence, my question should rather be: Does SGGS forbade (in other places) calling the creation of God as gods?
I thank everyone for their replies. Chaz Singh! The concept of God in Sikh religion is more of a fundamental nature than that of the mere personality of Guru Nanak. As SGGS states:
The Creation is in the Creator (God), and the Creator is in the Creation,
totally pervading and permeating all places (sggs 1350).
So, really my question does not need an answer as the matter prevades the whole creation and not just a single personality.
Hence, my question should rather be: Does SGGS forbade (in other places) calling the creation of God as gods?
