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Hindu Sikhs

Please can anyone explain to me how someone can be a hindu sikh? I thought that they were two seperate religions.

Also, could someone re-direct me to info about the above as I am wanting to learn a bit more about this.

Thank you in advance


neathgirl  Tue 19/08/08 14:48
JockSporran
Wed 20/08/08
10:13
They are indeed two different religions, there is not a religion called 'Hindu-Sikhism'. But if a person is a Sikh who observes many of the elements of Hinduism they might call themself a 'Hindu Sikh' (in the same way as somebody might call themself a 'Christian Marxist').

Wikipedia.org gives a good explanation of the similarities and differences between the two faiths.
neathgirl
Wed 20/08/08
21:15

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thanks for the reply much appreciated
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