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Sikhism: Philosophy of Religion

A Sikh upbringing and belief in God

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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.

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What does Ang 1246 of the Guru Granth Sahib teach about understanding?

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How can Ang 1246 be applied to a Sikh upbringing?

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What are the main features of a Sikh upbringing?

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  1. 1

    What does Ang 1246 of the Guru Granth Sahib teach about understanding?

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    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.

  2. 2

    How can Ang 1246 be applied to a Sikh upbringing?

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    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?

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    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?

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    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?

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    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?

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    Gurdwara classes and summer camps teach Sikh history, kirtan and Gurmukhi. Young Sikhs meet others who share their faith.

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