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Oops, the first paragraph about Abraham's tent was a parallel to Hamandir Sahib.

Two more unusual examples between Judaism and Sikhism; traditionally it is understood that Abraham (as the first leader of the path that became Judaism), kept his tent open on four sides so that travelers (in the spiritual and physical sense), would have easy access to his hospitality...

To return to the topic *AT* hand/ I was just listening to a brief discussion elsewhere on the seeming disparity between the 'antinomian' path of Guru Nanak and that of Guru Gobind Singh, where there seemed to be an establishment of ritual symbols, etc. I was reminded again of Judaism, and the...

Tejwant, I...don't know that I actually have to respond to that one...you OWNED that statement the minute you typed it...I salute your ambiguous, um...holding, sir!...x-D

I will add to some similarities, though I've a 'spookier' list beginning at work that is not handy right now; -Has no one considered also 1948?...two states were born that year, in regions occupied by three ancient religions long established in the regions. Populations were transferred from...

I'm new here, I seems I may post replys I believe but may not start threads yet. I am an observant Jew who, just prior to becoming observant, was diswayed from Sikhism by a (at the time), convincing person and a lack of responses to attempts at contacting area Sikhs. Ever since, every few years...