PCJ ji,
Guru Fateh.
Let me start the response from your bottom comment.
You write:
No for what? I asked you some questions and it is you who have refused to answer them, hence showing your own insecurity. One wonders why!
I have read the article which was written in March 2008 and your responses show your intellectual dishonesty of what you have posted here and your own response at Sikhnet.com, not a good trait for someone who claims to seek the Truth as you have done repeatedly in your post.
Secondly, Gitika Kaur, the writer of the article admitted herself in March 2008, being new to Sikhi. She must have learned a lot since then which does not seem to be your case because this matter still bothers you after 2 years, hence your bogus justifications. One wonders what happened to the " Truth Learning Process" that you claim!
Is this the part of the doctrines of your Almighty Lord that teaches you to be dishonest? One hopes not!
But that discussion shall follow in an honest and open manner after you have answered my questions in a truthful way, the way you claim to seek.
I will be anxiously waiting for them and I have posted them again for your own convenience.
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Tejwant Singh
PCJ,
Guru Fateh.
Does your Almighty Lord teach you to doubt others or give the benefit of the doubt to them?
There is no such thing as benefit of doubt. We are who we are. Our every action clearly shows who we are.
What kind of truth are you trying to seek if you feel so much disdain that your comments come with a "warning" of your being offensive when we are trying to learn from each other?
Why this self insecurity? Is this part of the doctrines of your Almighty Lord? This had nothing to do with my insecurity. I simply wanted to warn you because I didn't want to hurt your feelings. I understand that Sikhs are hurt by this even though they had no control over what their gurus said.
How can your giving references from SGGS be offensive? - Just as I gave you the quote from The Granth. No true guru would use such an analogy.
Why this defensive posture? - What defensive posture? I accept the fact that nobody is perfect, including gurus...
Please read my edited version and respond and never be afraid to seek the Truth which is the cornerstone of Sikhi. - I observe completely the opposite, Sikhs don't want to hear truth...
Interact without being hateful and disdainful.
- Nothing hateful, simply stating facts...
Hope to learn from this interaction and please respond each question as asked.
Thanks and regards
Tejwant Singh
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Regards
Tejwant Singh