What are the main beliefs of Sikhism?

[mahandulai]

On 11/9/2018 at 11:18 PM, Big_Tera said:

Sikhism has many different beliefs, concepts and practices. But If we were to summarise the main and most important beliefs of Sikhism.

What would they be? I know that the belief in one God is probably the main one , but what would be the others? It seems that in modern society many people are so bothered about minute things. That they are forgetting the main and core beliefs of the faith. 

i think all this specific baloney about the laws and rules of this and that, are nonsense, hence even karma is a made up idea.

I think Sikhism's main teachings are

unexplainable., hence this question is not a logical one with logical answers,

but if i must answer, I wouldnt say be honest, or anything, because for who in their right mind knows what being honest even means?

Such a perverted question.

[RajKaregaKhalsa1]

37 minutes ago, mahandulai said:

hence even karma is a made up idea.

How Guru said it is real. You have many different types of Karma like sanchit karm. I don't know much about but someone smarter could tell you about it

[mahandulai]

21 hours ago, RajKaregaKhalsa1 said:

How Guru said it is real. You have many different types of Karma like sanchit karm. I don't know much about but someone smarter could tell you about it

karma may b real, but to measure it is too hard,

what is a good action, and what is a bad action?