Well Regarded Peoples Views On Sikhism

[BaljinderS]

“Sri Guru Granth Sahib is the common religious scripture of all…. Sikhs have been unsuccessful in making the world know about their religious scripture. Today, humanity is in dire need of Guru Granth Sahib’s peaceful and loving message”.

English writer Archer, author of book Sikh Faith

Sir Winston Churchill, former Prime Minister of Britian.
"...British people are highly indebted and obliged to Sikhs for a long time. I know that within this century we needed their help twice and they did..."
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Max Arthur
Macauliffe
"...Unlike the scriptures of other creeds, they (Sikh Scriptures) do not contain love stories or accounts of wars waged for selfish considerations. They contain sublime truths, the study of which cannot but..."
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Bertrand Russell, Philosopher & Mathematician
"...If some lucky men survive the onslaught of the third world war of atomic and hydrogen bombs, then the Sikh religion will be the only..." Read More

Miss Pearl S. Buck, a Nobel laureate
"...I have studied the scriptures of the great religions, but I do not find elsewhere the same power of appeal to..."
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Arnold Toynbee, a historian
"...the Sikh religion and its scriptures, the Guru Granth, will have something special of value to say to the rest of the world..."
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Swami Nitya Nand
"...During the visit to the Golden temple in Amritsar his soul was so impressed that he became Guru’s devotee. After sojourn in Punjab we went to Hardwar. One day I saw tears in his eyes..."


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[Archived_member15]

My dear brother Baljinder :whatzpointkudi:
I am in complete agreement with these great and famous people!

 

[Manni Singh 85]

Thank you Baljinder ji.

 

[Archived_member15]

A fuller version of the quote from Miss Pearl S. Buck, a Nobel laureate who was given a copy of the Gopal Singh translation of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji, this is what she said:


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I find this too as a Roman Catholic!