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Sikhism: Matters of Life and Death
Sikh teaching on the sanctity of life
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- Paper 1
Overview
Ang 1239, God in every person, life as a gift to be used well, suicide, protecting the vulnerable, the quality of life argument, the Gurus' actions, and whether sanctity extends beyond humans.
What you need to know
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What does sanctity of life mean for Sikhs?
Why do Sikhs believe human life is holy?
Questions from this subtopic
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What does sanctity of life mean for Sikhs?
Model answer
Sanctity of life means human life is holy because it is God's gift. Only God has the right to give or take life.
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Why do Sikhs believe human life is holy?
Model answer
God's divine light is present in every person. Harm done to a person is harm done to God's dwelling place.
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What does Ang 1239 teach that relates to the sanctity of life?
Model answer
Ang 1239 teaches that everything happens by God's command and humans have no power of their own. Life and death therefore rest in God's hands.
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How does the belief that God is in every person affect Sikh ethics?
Model answer
Sikhs must treat every life with respect and compassion. Murder, cruelty and neglect all violate the God within.
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Why do Sikhs see life as a gift to be used well?
Model answer
A person's life is given by God for spiritual growth and service. A life thrown away or cut short loses that opportunity.
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How does the sanctity of life shape Sikh views on suicide?
Model answer
Sikhs regard suicide as rejecting God's gift and will. Suffering is to be faced with faith, supported by the community.
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