How many gods are there in Sikhism?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

• Their is only one god

• Sikhs do not differentiate between the God they worship and the God worshipped by other monotheistic faiths as their primary belief is "Ik Onkar" (One God).

• Sikhs believe that there is only one god and everyone believes in that same god in different ways. They are monotheistic. As Sikhs live all over the world and they believe that god is everywhere the question of 'country' does not arise. Because no-one has actually 'seen' the one god, no-one really knows how many arms He has got.

• Sikhs employ several names for God including "Rab", "Khuda, "Bhagwan", "Ishwar", "Allah" (basically all names used for Him by Islam and Hinduism are mentioned in Guru Granth Sahib), and even address Him using the names of Hindu murti like "Shiva", "Ram" etc. but they generally call God "Vaheguru" (Wonderful Master).

• We believe in One God. Whether you call him Jesus, Allah or Waheguru... There is only one creator... That is also why we tolerate other beliefs... But I think the reason why you're confused is because we 11 Guru's. (teachers). They are not to be compared with God. These were human beings with knowledge and they have provided us with guidance as to the proper lifestyle a Sikh should have. Our Guru's had been enlightened by God.

They only worship One God.