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Most people in most religions are always casual and cultural as in they don't heavily practice what they're born into. Myself , I'm Sajadhari and I don't really believe in a all mighty God who controls everything. If I wasn't born a Panjabi , I wouldn't be Sikh. What I do believe in is the Warrior culture of Khalsa. From the great Lions like Guru Hargobind / Gobind to the warrior sher like Hari Singh Nalwa , 21 Sikhs , Mahraja Ranjeet Singh , Baba Banda , Jassa Singh Ahluwalia , Baba Deep Singh , Santa Bhinderwala and countless others . I also believe in the practices the Guru's preached like equality , helping the needy , picking up arms to fight oppression and etc. Khalsa has overcome many odds despite being so few in numbers. So when a lunatic decides to go in a cave for a few days and proclaim himself " prophet " , I just say wow , what magic does did guy use on a 1,000,000,000 people . Or when I hear stories like the entire humanity coming from 2 people , Adam and eve. Then you start wondering , how the humanity can come from 2 people , and all the incest that comes with that not to mention , people becoming sterile and deformed just after a few generations of inbreeding and some how , Asians , Blacks and whites came from such things , not to mention Eve being created from the rid of Adam , like <banned word filter activated> ? This convinced 2 billion people ? Then our local fairly tales like Hanuman swallowing the sun , but the sun somehow doesn't die despite being in the stomach of a guy bigger than Sun itself . Idk , I don't believe in magic or miracles but I do believe in the warrior human nature of those who founded Khalsa. What about you.