Multiple choice

The Sikh belief system was radical for the time it was founded because it taught?

  1. that there was one God

  2. that all people were equal in the eyes of God

  3. that Sikhism was the only path to enligtnment

  4. that Sikhs were special people and were set above others
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Sikhism was highly radical because it rejected the rigid caste system and gender discrimination of the time, teaching that all human beings are completely equal in the eyes of God.

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