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Sikhism: Matters of Life and Death
Sikh responses to evolution
- 3 things to know
- Paper 1
Overview
Ang 19 on the order of creation, survival of the fittest, the claim that humans are only animals, what evolution cannot explain, many life forms and rebirth, and differing Sikh responses.
What you need to know
Answer each one before you reveal it.
What does Ang 19 teach about the order of creation?
How do some Sikhs interpret Ang 19 in the light of evolution?
Questions from this subtopic
Each one with the model answer underneath.
- 1
How do most Sikhs respond to the theory of evolution?
Model answer
Most Sikhs accept evolution as the way life developed over millions of years. Sikhs see it as the working of God's Hukam.
- 2
What does Ang 19 teach about the order of creation?
Model answer
Ang 19 teaches that from the True One came air, from air came water, and from water came the three worlds. God's light is in every heart.
- 3
How do some Sikhs interpret Ang 19 in the light of evolution?
Model answer
Some Sikhs read Ang 19 as matching the scientific view that life began in water. Others read it as spiritual teaching, not a scientific account.
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What does survival of the fittest mean, in the evolution debate Sikhs respond to?
Model answer
Survival of the fittest means organisms best suited to their environment live and reproduce. Weaker ones die out over time.
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How do Sikhs respond to survival of the fittest as a guide for human life?
Model answer
Sikhs reject it as a moral rule, because the Gurus taught care for the weak. Sewa and sharing protect those who cannot compete.
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What non-religious explanation of human origins do many atheists give, against Sikh belief in the soul?
Model answer
Many atheists hold that humans evolved by natural selection with no creator. On this view humans are highly developed animals without a soul.
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