Dear Aman ji,
Can you please justify the continued insults on Our Sikh Gurus through the Essay "Fools who wrangle over Flesh".
1. There is no reference to the authors of the Essay.
2. The essay is being championed by Randip Singh who
a) by his own admission says he is not a Scholar.
b) refers himself to be the Editor (Who has only concentrated on the word "Mass" in the Essay.
c) is backing up roumours by other writer.
d) cannot read Gurmukhi script and explaing the meanings.
e) in the position of a moderator, under the name of "Randip Singh SherePunjab" is causing grave insult to sikhism in the following statement.
Quote:
"Nanak taught that human beings are God's supreme creation. Thus Nanak rejected the teaching of Ahimsa, (Ahimsa is noninjury of living beings. This term, found in many Indian religions, was introduced by the jains. Followers of Ahimsa make every effort to care for all forms of life and seek to avoid injuring or kiling any creature.) which is so important to many Indian religions. Because people are the primary creation, they are free to kill and eat animals. SIKHS ARE AMONG THE FEW INDIANS WHO MAY LEGITIMATELY EAT MEAT."
It further says:
"Gobind singh developed an elite class of sikhs who made unusually fine warriors. This corps was known as Singhs (lions). The members of this corps were not allowed the use of wine, tobacco, or any other form of stimulant. THEY WERE ENCOURAGED TO EAT MEAT."
What are your opinions of this?
Can you please explain to me how can such a person be in a position of a moderator who has a total lack of understanding of Sikhism and have the authority to due what he likes and only voice his opinion.
I would very much appreciate your input and would like to ask you what does Guru Nanak say about Dharm as stated in Japji Sahib.
I look forward to your responce. For some reason i cannot send you a private message and hence am approaching you through the Forum.
This will indeed be a new era for Sikhism where Sikhism is intentionally being down graded.
Warm Regards
Ekmusafir_ajnabi
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Can you please justify the continued insults on Our Sikh Gurus through the Essay "Fools who wrangle over Flesh".
1. There is no reference to the authors of the Essay.
2. The essay is being championed by Randip Singh who
a) by his own admission says he is not a Scholar.
b) refers himself to be the Editor (Who has only concentrated on the word "Mass" in the Essay.
c) is backing up roumours by other writer.
d) cannot read Gurmukhi script and explaing the meanings.
e) in the position of a moderator, under the name of "Randip Singh SherePunjab" is causing grave insult to sikhism in the following statement.
Quote:
"Nanak taught that human beings are God's supreme creation. Thus Nanak rejected the teaching of Ahimsa, (Ahimsa is noninjury of living beings. This term, found in many Indian religions, was introduced by the jains. Followers of Ahimsa make every effort to care for all forms of life and seek to avoid injuring or kiling any creature.) which is so important to many Indian religions. Because people are the primary creation, they are free to kill and eat animals. SIKHS ARE AMONG THE FEW INDIANS WHO MAY LEGITIMATELY EAT MEAT."
It further says:
"Gobind singh developed an elite class of sikhs who made unusually fine warriors. This corps was known as Singhs (lions). The members of this corps were not allowed the use of wine, tobacco, or any other form of stimulant. THEY WERE ENCOURAGED TO EAT MEAT."
What are your opinions of this?
Can you please explain to me how can such a person be in a position of a moderator who has a total lack of understanding of Sikhism and have the authority to due what he likes and only voice his opinion.
I would very much appreciate your input and would like to ask you what does Guru Nanak say about Dharm as stated in Japji Sahib.
I look forward to your responce. For some reason i cannot send you a private message and hence am approaching you through the Forum.
This will indeed be a new era for Sikhism where Sikhism is intentionally being down graded.
Warm Regards
Ekmusafir_ajnabi
More...