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bobypop

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In its early history, Sikhism shifted from:
 
  a. the sword to the dagger
  b. militancy to pacifism
  c. polytheism to monotheism.
  d. pacifism to militancy

Question 2

God is:
 
  a. just and accepts sinners only through the mediation of Guru Nanak
  b. not concerned with personal sin but only with cosmic evil.
  c. holy and forgives only sinners who ritually dance around the Adi Granth
  d. holy and forgives sinners who make confession



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

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