Similarities Between Christianity And Sikhism

Amongst some of the world’s ultimate beliefs, there exists a wide diversity of outlooks, theories and guidelines that act in distinctive upkeep of each method, and while there are various differences among these arrangements, there are often many comparisons that can be found as well between Christianity, Islam, and Sikhism.

Christians are people who adhere to Christianity. Christians are required to believe: that there is one supreme, eternal, infinite God, the Creator of heaven and earth, the good will be rewarded by him forever in heaven, and that the wrong who die unrepentant will be punished for ever in hell, that in the Holy Trinity there are three Persons, coeternal, coequal: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit, the Second Person of the Holy Trinity became man and died on the cross to save us, in the Commandments of God and of the Church, the seven rituals were instituted by Christ to give us grace; especially, that Baptism is necessary and that the Eucharist is a pledge of our upcoming glory, That

Sacred Tradition and Sacred Scripture, which together procedure single sacred promise of the Word of God, are commended to the Church, and whatever God clarifies us by his Church, who in her lessons cannot betray us or be betrayed.
Muslims are people who adhere to Islam. Muslims are required to believe: the existence of a Supreme Being, the one and only God, which is considered Allah, Peace (Salam) is attained through lively submission to the open Demands of God, for God is the Foundation of all Peace, God Alone is the Critic of human righteousness, and it is God Alone who rewards and disciplines in this life and in the life hereafter, The Five Pillars: Statement of belief (Shahada) this is the first act of faith, spoken in a simple declaration which attests to one's pledge to following the straight path of God's guidance upon which Muslims pursue to live their lives, Prayer (Salat) offered five times a day, has the effect of reminding the faithful that "remembrance of God is indeed the greatest virtue", and helps them adhere to the path of righteousness, and to restrain from obscenity and wicked, Fasting (Sawm) witnessed through the hours of daylight of the 29/30 days of the Islamic month of Ramadan, includes abstinence from intake, drinking, smoking and marital intercourse; this reminds the supporters of their dependence upon God, as well as their kinship with, and duty for the millions of human beings in the world who acknowledge unintentional fasting because of lack of food, or its unjust distribution, Purification of wealth (Zakat) this necessitates the yearly giving of a stable amount of additional individual possessions for the help of the deprived, the debilitated, the underprivileged, and the wellbeing of the community; it serves to remind Muslims that all beneficence comes from the bounty of God, and is enjoyed only through His mercy; sharing becomes an act of cleansing in cooperation of the prosperity itself, and of the giver whose soul is disciplined against greed by the practice of unselfishness, and Pilgrimage (Hajj) which all Muslims should perform at least once in a lifetime, if personal conditions license; it gathers the believers as members of the diverse human family into a single community. They perform prescribed acts of worship at the Holy House of the Ka’ba in Makkah (Mecca) which, conferring to the Qur'an, was originally built by the prophet Abraham and his son Ishmael; and at Mount Arafat, where they remember the pure and original way of life of Adam, the ancestor of the human race, reiterated by the Patriarch of the entire human family, the Prophet Abraham, and finally perfected and finished by God for all people through the task of the Prophet Muhammad - the way of life known as Islam which has at its heart the dogma of the unity and originality of the One God.
Sikhs are people who adhere to the religion Sikhism. Sikhism is a monotheistic religion that originated in India in the fifteenth century. Sikhism has a multitude of fundamental beliefs that include faith in one God, and the unity and equality of all mankind, selflessness, striving for the benefit of all people, and living life honestly. There are over 25 million followers of Sikhism worldwide. The Sikh god is known as “Ik Onkar” or “one constant” in English. It is a genderless spirit, but in many translations it is referred to as masculine.
Christianity, Sikhism, and Islam all have similarities as well as differences between each other.

They are all monotheistic religions, meaning they worship one God. Islam and Christianity have very similar roots and beliefs, even to the point where Jesus Christ himself is a prominent figure in both. The primary difference there is that Christ is seen as a prophet in Christianity, and merely as a significant character in Islam. Another difference between Islam and Christianity and Sikhism is that both Christianity and Islam are very familiar with the concept of religious war while Sikhism has maintained peace throughout essentially its entire existence. Islam and Sikhism are similar in that they forbid physical representations of their religious figures, as it is Idolatry. Christianity does not only allow art representing religious figures, but many sects openly encourage it and are a large part of the decor of many Orthodox and Catholic

churches.
In conclusion, Sikhism, Christianity, and Islam are very different and have their own qualities that make them unique, but also share common characteristics.