Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B 1RB0
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Sikhism: Philosophy of Religion
A Sikh upbringing and belief in God
- 3 things to know
- Paper 3
Overview
Ang 1246 on understanding, learning Gurmukhi, the sangat, Sikh camps and classes, taking amrit, and Humanist views of religious upbringing with a Sikh reply.
What you need to know
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How can Ang 1246 be applied to a Sikh upbringing?
What are the main features of a Sikh upbringing?
Questions from this subtopic
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What does Ang 1246 of the Guru Granth Sahib teach about understanding?
Model answer
Ang 1246 describes people who cannot grasp the purpose of life even when it is explained to them. Others understand what they are taught and become wise.
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How can Ang 1246 be applied to a Sikh upbringing?
Model answer
Sikh parents explain the purpose of life to their children through Gurbani. Children who take the teaching to heart come to know God.
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What are the main features of a Sikh upbringing?
Model answer
A Sikh upbringing includes daily prayer, visiting the gurdwara, learning Gurmukhi and joining in sewa. Children grow up hearing kirtan and the stories of the Gurus.
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How does learning Gurmukhi support a Sikh upbringing?
Model answer
Gurmukhi is the script of the Guru Granth Sahib. Children who can read it can read and understand Gurbani for themselves.
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How does the sangat support a child's belief in God?
Model answer
The sangat gives children a community of faith and examples to follow. Shared worship and langar make faith part of everyday life.
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How do Sikh camps and classes support a Sikh upbringing?
Model answer
Gurdwara classes and summer camps teach Sikh history, kirtan and Gurmukhi. Young Sikhs meet others who share their faith.
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