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“Hello. I’m a white male, born and raised in the USA, baptized and confirmed Catholic, however I never really could accept what Catholicism/Christianity teaches. I always felt like I was reaching for something “out there” to understand know God. I’ve read about/researched other faiths, such as Islam, Hinduism, other sects of Christianity, and for a while I studied Buddhism. But again, these always left me wanting more.

They spoke about God, “The Divine”, creator, etc, but they always spoke of different ways to identify with God, spoke about all these rituals to get closer to God, but those things feel inadequate to me. Reading the Guru Granth Sahib pulls something deep inside of me. At least, for me, it explains God in terms that I’m able to understand and connect with, and Sikhism, from what I’ve read, shares the same moral/ethical/world views that I do.”

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