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Essay heading: Buddhism And Sikhism
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Moreover, Sikhism expounds the idea of an ultimate being (a god). This god is described as both immanent and transcendent. Although god is formless, he is described as personal. Further, it states that god is not wholly beyond human comprehension, and if the man worships him, he can come into a relationship of oneness with God...
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Moreover, Sikhism expounds the idea of an ultimate being (a god). This god is described as both immanent and transcendent. Although god is formless, he is described as personal. Further, it states that god is not wholly beyond human comprehension, and if the man worships him, he can come into a relationship of oneness with God...
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