The name of the one God of Sikhism.

Meaning "great hero", the term used to identify the founder of Jainism, a man who fulfilled his familial duties until after the death of his parentsWhile generally meaning "teacher"  in Indian religions, the term took on the weightier meaning of "leader" in the Sikh tradition.In Jainism, the 24 founders of the faith who built bridges between this life and moksha.In Jainism, the soul, which is life, eternal and valuable, one of two substances.The official scripture of Sikhism, it is composed of hymns, the majority of which came from Nanak.The more conservative Jain sect whose monks live in near nudity and who view women as without hope for achieving moksha in life as a woman.The elite class of warriors which developed in SikhismRelease from the bonds that tie one to the cycle of birth, death and rebirth.Temples in the Sikh tradition.In Jainism, one who has conquered the cycle of birth, death and rebirth.Sikh dining hall open to anybody who is hungry.

What are three of the “5 Ks” of Sikhism?

Sikhism blended which two religions?Christianity and IslamHinduism and IslamChristianity and HinduismBuddhism and Hinduism

Elements from what two faith traditions were combined to give us Sikhism

Based on the author’s comparison of Sikhism to other world religions, one can most logically conclude that Sikhism features:A.scriptural tenets mandating collective prayers rather than personal meditation.B.fewer supervisory religious leaders than other major religions.C.doctrinal distinctions between personal ethics and one’s duties as a follower of Sikhism.D.a prohibition against religious rituals or ceremonies.