Very few people care about the valid point you're highlighting, Jagsaw Singh. An 800 page book could be written on the subject. It's possibly the one aspect of contemporary orthodox Sikhi that concerns me more than anything else, yet nobody - certainly not the preaching hierarchy - will ever discuss it, because i believe it might be misinterpreted as an attack on Gursikhi itself. Unfortunately, this silence will contribute to the further devolving of the Sikh faith into exactly the type of religion that the founders of Sikhi denounced so harshly.
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