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Sikhism and Judaism are both monotheistic religions i.e. they believe that there is only one God….Comparison chart.
| Judaism | Sikhism | |
|---|---|---|
| Place of origin | The Levant | Punjab, in an area which was partitioned into modern-day Pakistan. Sikhs are now predominant in Indian-Punjab. |
Do Sikhs respect other religions?
Sikhs are required to defend the freedom of worship of other religions just as they would their own. Sikhs do not believe that followers of other religions are doomed in the eyes of God regardless of their personal character and behavior, nor does being born into a Sikh family guarantee salvation.
What religion is most similar to Sikhism?
Similarities Between Sikhs and Hindus Sikhs shares many concepts with Hindus as their religion emerged from a society and culture that was influenced by Hinduism for thousands of years. Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, was born in a Hindu family and grew up listening to Hindu as well as Muslim preachers.
How is Sikhism different from Catholicism?
Summary: 1. Sikhism is based on the teachings of the ten Gurus contained in Guru Granth Sahib while Christianity is based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ regarded as the Son of God contained in the Bible. Sikhs regard God as shapeless, timeless and sightless while Christians regard Jesus as the God.
What is right and wrong in Sikhism?
Humans are different from all other species. This is because humans can make moral judgements and decide what is right and wrong. Sikhs believe they can do this because they have the divine spark within them, given to them by God. Every individual can find their way to God through any religion or path they choose.
What does Sikhism say about abortion?
Abortion is generally forbidden in Sikhism, as it interferes in the creative work of God – who created everything and is present in every being. Most Sikhs accept that life begins at conception (one reference is found on page 74 of the Guru Granth Sahib).