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How us death viewed by the hindus?
It is viewed by Hindus as the start of a new life.
How is a new life viewed in Hinduism?
reincarnation and karma
How is new life viewed in Judaism?
It is viewed as a gift and blessing fom G-d and it is theparents duty to introduce them to the Jewish community
What is the difference between a normal Sikh and a Sikh who is a member of the Khalsa?
One has to be a Sikh to become a Khalsa where as one dose not have to be a Khalsa to become a Sikh. Khalsaism is very much within the greater circle of Sikhism. There is Sikhism but there is no Khalsaim. Khalsa was created out of Sikh philosphy for a very certain purpose,where as Sikhism was an evolution of a new religion. J.S.Dugal
What new religion was Guru Nanak Dev Ji the founder of?
He is the founder of Sikhism.
How did Sikhism spread?
It spread by Christian missionaries looking for a new place to spread their religion
What does Baisakhit mean in Sikhism?
Baisakhi means sikh new year, foundation of khalsa.
Why did Guru Nanak create Sikhism?
Guru Nanak was forced into Hinduism which he didnt believe in he was then spoke to by god and believed he could make a difference in life and discovered a path between to religions to form another (Sikhism)
What is the importance of the Baluba tribes mask?
it means hope joy or new life within
How are political machines generally viewed today?
I think they are very poorly viewed today in this new world.
Is Sikhism the youngest religion in the world?
No, it's not even close. There are various "new age" religions that are younger by centuries.
How is reproduction and a grasshopper different?
Grasshoppers are insects that can reproduce. Reproduction is the act of creating new life or new beings within a living species.
