Waheguru Ji ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji ki fateh
Hello fellow Sikhs,
I am a Sikh recently whom has had his faith re ignited and I've been contemplating God a lot but there's one issue I can't seem to understand.
We as Sikhs accept that prophets from other religions have been on Earth (I think) so that is stating that their religious practices hold some sort of relative validation in terms of their pursuit of God. In Christianity and Islam, God allowed sacrificing of animals in his name and allowed the eating of meat. Whereas in our religion all meat is forbidden and the cruelty of animals and slaughtering of them is forbidden. So why did Waheguru allow animal sacrificing in the past but made an exception now for our religion?
This is just something I've been thinking about and would appreciate it if some of you could share your input!
Waheguru Ji ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji ki fateh Hello fellow Sikhs, I am a Sikh recently whom has had his faith re ignited and I've been contemplating God a lot but there's one issue I can't seem to understand. We as Sikhs accept that prophets from other religions have been on Earth (I think) so that is stating that their religious practices hold some sort of relative validation in terms of their pursuit of God. In Christianity and Islam, God allowed sacrificing of animals in his name and allowed the eating of meat. Whereas in our religion all meat is forbidden and the cruelty of animals and slaughtering of them is forbidden. So why did Waheguru allow animal sacrificing in the past but made an exception now for our religion? This is just something I've been thinking about and would appreciate it if some of you could share your input!