What makes someone a Sikh? Survey responses

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Ages: 11-16Sikhism

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This document presents survey responses that explore what it means to be a Sikh. It captures insights from individuals within the Sikh community, highlighting their beliefs, practices, and the values that shape their identity. By engaging with these responses, students can gain a deeper understanding of Sikhism and the diversity of thought within the faith. This resource serves as an effective tool for educators to facilitate discussions about identity and belief, promoting respect and understanding for different faith traditions.

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What makes someone a Sikh? Survey responses

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