Converting to Sikhism

Their Canadian born women are really hot too!
Sikh females from birth are considered equal to males. This is very unusual in East Indian society where sons are strongly preferred to daughters.

Sikhs shall not cut the hair from their head over their lifetime. The hair must be wrapped in their turban. They also get to carry swords while not having to endure the penis chopping.
The Sikh religion considers the human body to be a gift from God and must not be altered in any way, shape or form. Hence, no penis chopping, breast enhancement and probably no tattoo or piercing as well.
 
If you are unhappy with being a Christian, the logical choice is to become an atheist rather than seek comfort in another sky daddy fantasy.
 
A lot of canadians can't make the difference between a sikh and a muslim.
The lack of knowledge by most Canadians of Sikhs, their religion, culture and history is understandable. My first exposure to Sikhs were the stories told to us kids by Canadian veterans about the amazing exploits of Sikh soldiers on the battlefield in WW I and WW II.

While most native and naturalized Canadians take their freedoms and rights for granted, they are probably not aware that Sikhs earned their rights to wear the turban and and carry the kirpan with blood shed on battlefields in Europe and Asia.

It is also not in the Sikh culture and religion to promote their religion or to try and win converts (unlike some other religions). Leading again to a lack of knowledge about them by the average Canadian. I personally share many of the values in the Sikh religion.

As a tiny minority often surrounded by hostile forces, the Sikhs had to constantly fight for their survival. See the link below.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Sikhism
 
http://www.metronews.ca/news/canada...binet-ministers-attrack-global-attention.html

Canadian Sikh cabinet ministers in the Trudeau government.

I have absolutely no doubts about Sikh loyalty to Canada. Sikhs remained loyal to the Brits in the 1857 Indian rebellion. Sikh soldiers in the British Indian Army refused to "turn" after the fall of Singapore in 1942.

P.S. It's weird isn't it? There must be a million threads about that "other religion" but it seems I'm the only member who started any threads/posts about Sikhs and I'm not even a Sikh.
 
...To hell with all religions and what they represent.....

Better keep the truth to yourself, I mean the truth that
all religions are based on falsehood. It is more diplomatic
to say you have no affiliation with any of the religion and
avoid being labelled an atheist. Or people will tell you your
atheism is a religion as well and that it is the cause of the
death of millions of people.

Having said that I must admit there are merits with finding
a religion regardless of what you believe. Church activities
are good for social networking.