Ritualism And Its Rejection in Sikhism By: Surindar Singh Kohli

Sikhism, one among the newest and modern religions of the planet, is essentially anti-ritualistic and anti-dogmatic. It shattered for the primary time the hegemony of religion-social forces previously operating in the Indian sub-continent.

The Sikh philosophy envisages that a real Sikh loves all humanity, earns a livelihood by all fair means share earnings with the deprived and strives for the belief of God by abiding His will and seeking Grace. Thus, the universal message of the Sikh Gurus acquire global appeal.

This book maybe a valuable critique of the anti-ritualistic premises of Sikhism. The author profusely quotes from the first text of Guru Adi Granth. He also warns about the Brahmanic rituals creeping within the present Sikh practice and helps the reader to spot the true path shown by the good Gurus.

This book contains 27 chapters that have been gracefully written in English.

The physical appearance of this book is unique with an eye-catching graphic image. It is 8.5 inches long, 5.5 inches wide, and approximately 1 inch thick.

The Quality of paper used to print this book is premium, which ensures a rich and satisfying reading experience.

SPECIFICATION

Author:             Surinder Singh Kohli

Publisher:        Singh Brothers

Language:        English

Type/Genre:    Religious / Hinduism

Cover:                Hardbound

Total Pages:     184 Pages

Material:           Paper

FEATURES:

·         Premium Quality Paper

·         Easy to understand Language

·         Durable Cover

·         Vibrant Colored Cover

·         Attractive font