Sikhism

Zuko's Sikh Seeker Questions

Zuko’s Seeker’s Questions on Sikhism offers a gentle, thoughtful entry point for curious readers exploring Sikh beliefs and Christianity side by side. Using reflection questions and Bible references, this section invites seekers to consider who God is, who Jesus claimed to be, the nature of sin and forgiveness, and why the cross matters — without pressure or debate.

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Zuko's Apologetic Quick Guide to Sikhism

Zuko’s Apologist’s Quick Guide to Sikhism provides clear, respectful, Scripture-led responses to common Sikh beliefs. This section equips Christians to engage thoughtfully on topics such as the nature of God, Jesus’ identity, salvation, good works, and truth, while highlighting key differences between Sikh teaching and the Bible. Designed for quick reference, gentle clarity, and confident conversations.

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Sikhism and Sufi Islam

🌿 Sufi Islam — Devotion of the Heart

Sufi Islam refers to the mystical and devotional stream within Islam that focuses on inner transformation, love for God, and closeness of the heart rather than outward conformity alone. Rather than being a separate denomination, Sufism is best understood as a way of seeking God that exists within both Sunni and Shia Islam.

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Sikhism Part 4: Salvation, Grace, and Assurance

This article explores how Sikhism understands salvation, grace, and spiritual assurance through devotion, humility, and moral transformation. It explains why assurance is not central in Sikh thought, then carefully compares this with the Bible’s message of grace, forgiveness, and confidence grounded in God’s saving action.

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Sikhism Part 3: Sin, Karma, and the Problem of the Heart

This article explores how Sikhism understands moral failure through ego (haumai), karma, and spiritual discipline. It explains the Sikh path of transformation through devotion and service, then carefully compares this with the Bible’s diagnosis of sin, guilt, bondage, and the need for a new heart.

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Sikhism Part 2: One God, Many Words — What Do Sikhs Mean by “Waheguru”?

Sikhism teaches belief in one formless God, often called Waheguru, known through remembrance, obedience, and communal devotion rather than personal revelation. This article explores Sikh prayer, daily practices, honour–shame culture, and how Sikh devotion compares carefully with the Bible’s understanding of God’s name, character, and holiness.

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Sikhism