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What is the Sikh perspective of other faiths/religions?

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In Sikhi, connecting with the Divine is a personal journey. You may belong to a different faith or none at all, but what matters is how that inner connection shapes your public life through equality, dignity, and love for all.

In Sikhi, there is no condemnation nor endorsement of any particular faith. The Guru Granth Sahib does not say one path is true and another is false. Instead, the focus is on human behavior, like how you live, speak, and embody the values you claim to hold and how you want to connect with the Divine.

In Sikhi, connecting with the Divine is a personal journey. You may belong to a different faith or none at all, but what matters is how that inner connection shapes your public life through equality, dignity, and love for all.

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