why is a sense of community and equality for all people important to Skhism

Answer/Explanation

Sikhs believe that everyone is equal. The langar in the gurdwara where people eat together, is a constant reminder of the equality of humanity. Sikhs believe that it is vital to serving others. Sikhism teaches that serving others is a way of serving God.

We feel at home in America, a nation that traditionally celebrates diversity and religious liberty. Sikh communities foster love, equality, and acceptance of all. Like the U.S. Bill of Rights, Sikh scripture promotes ideals of equality and the freedom to pursue paths of peace and prosperity. And like the United States, Sikhs stand against injustice and inequality wherever it exists.

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