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Sikhism: Matters of Life and Death
Sikh responses to arguments for life after death
- 3 things to know
- Paper 1
Overview
The teachings that support it, Ang 19 and remembered lives, the paranormal argument, logic and reward, comfort and meeting loved ones, and what Sikh funerals express.
What you need to know
Answer each one before you reveal it.
What is the remembered lives argument, which some Sikhs use?
How might a Sikh use Ang 19 to support belief in rebirth?
Questions from this subtopic
Each one with the model answer underneath.
- 1
Which Sikh teachings support belief in life after death?
Model answer
Sikhs believe the soul is eternal and continues after the body dies. The Gurus taught rebirth and final union with God.
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What is the remembered lives argument, which some Sikhs use?
Model answer
Some people, often children, claim to remember details of a past life. Believers take these memories as evidence of rebirth.
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How might a Sikh use Ang 19 to support belief in rebirth?
Model answer
Ang 19 teaches that those who forget God's name keep passing through birth and death. A Sikh may link this to accounts of remembered lives.
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How do Sikhs respond to accounts of remembered lives?
Model answer
Some Sikhs welcome such accounts as support for rebirth. Others say belief rests on the Guru's word, not on unusual claims.
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What is the paranormal argument for life after death, which Sikhs assess?
Model answer
Some people claim contact with the dead through ghosts or mediums. Believers take such experiences as evidence that the dead live on.
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How do Sikhs respond to the paranormal argument?
Model answer
Most Sikhs reject mediums and seances as superstition, which the Rahit Maryada forbids. Sikhs say contacting spirits distracts from God.
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