Recent content by calkaur

1. I'm not sure what you are so "flabbergasted" about. I tried my best to portray traditional Christian beliefs on this particular subject as accurately as possible. 2. "Kaur" is my birth and legal name. It has nothing to do with my post. 3. Yes, it is not an easy religion to follow, is it...

Re: "Submissive" Does not Mean Subservient. As a Sikh, I would expect that you are fully submissive to your Akaal Purack as revealed through your Sri Guru Granth Sahib. Just as I would expect Christians to be fully submissive to their God as revealed to them through the Holy Bible.

Re: "Submissive" Does not Mean Subservient. Annie, you stated: No, it does not sound like gender discrimination to me. Who are we to tell God what to do? If He wanted, he could have made only "man" or only "woman" instead of "male and female". Or, at least He could have made man with a...

Re: "Submissive" Does not Mean Subservient. Dear Harry, I understand where you are coming from. In the past I would have agreed with your sentiments. However, after taking the time to study the meaning and context of ancient scripture, especially as handed down from the Magesterium (the...

Re: "Submissive" Does not Mean Subservient. Annie, why do you criticize her religious views when all she is doing is stating her agreement with the Bible (which Christians consider to be the inerrant Word of God)? If you read the entire passages of the Bible that refer to "wives...

So, who exactly is a Sikh? Should those who are not baptised with amrit not call themselves "Sikh" because they are not actually following what guru teaches?

Here is just one article that writes about the reliability of the Bible: Is Our Copy of the Bible a Reliable Copy of the Original? by Rich Deem Introduction Many skeptics believe that the Bible has been drastically changed over the centuries. In reality, the Bible has been translated into a...

Dear Admin: I do not understand why my post was deleted? I was not proselytizing for any religion; simply trying to answer the question of the original poster, which I had previously found on the website I mentioned. How is that proselytizing? And why are other posters allowed to list...