Cults

Basics Of Sikhism Sikhism’s Worldview Of A Supreme Being Sikhism’s Worldview Of Jesus Sikhism’s Worldview Of The Works Of Jesus Sikhism’s Worldview Of Authority Sikhism’s Worldview Of Humanity Sikhism’s Worldview Of The Human Problem Sikhism’s Worldview Of The Solution To The Basic Human Problem Sikhism’s Worldview Of Ethics, Values, And Morals Sikhism’s Worldview Of Judgment

What is a cult?
The only sure way to avoid being deceived.

Sikhism rejects the true God, our personal Father God who loves us but serves Sat Guru.  Sikhism doesn’t realize that Jesus is divine, Savior, or true God and true man.  Sikhism loses out on the true authority of the Bible and the leading of the Holy Spirit to unveil the interpretation of the Bible.  They also miss the authority of the biblical church order to safeguard revelation.  Instead, they follow other writings.  Sikhism doesn’t have the knowledge that humanity is lost and in need of the Savior, Jesus Christ.  Sikhism doesn’t understand that sin has separated us from the true God and that there is no way, other than through the salvation that God has provided through Jesus, that we can be reconciled to God.  Sikhism depends on human-generated righteousness.  It thinks that, through human effort, people can overcome the self, align life with will of God, and become a "saint soldier," fighting for good.  It thinks that repeating the name of Sat Guru can end supposed repeated reincarnations and join a person to Sat Guru.