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... Panth not merely as a religious entity Panth not merely as a religious entity but a basic form of belonging , a cru- cial factor in their self - identification and self - location . Pursuance of its good was considered a laudable goal ...
... Panth not merely as a religious entity Panth not merely as a religious entity but a basic form of belonging , a cru- cial factor in their self - identification and self - location . Pursuance of its good was considered a laudable goal ...
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... Panth in danger ' has been repeatedly raised . Evidently the slogan still finds favour whenever our leaders think it expedient . The Panth here is often seen as synonymous to the Sikh Khalsa ( SK ) , and this is where the problem starts ...
... Panth in danger ' has been repeatedly raised . Evidently the slogan still finds favour whenever our leaders think it expedient . The Panth here is often seen as synonymous to the Sikh Khalsa ( SK ) , and this is where the problem starts ...
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... Panth appear , to McLeod , to account for the transformation of the Sikh Panth from a pacifist to a militant commu- nity . His critics minimize the relevance of these fac- tors and place an almost exclusive emphasis on ideology so that ...
... Panth appear , to McLeod , to account for the transformation of the Sikh Panth from a pacifist to a militant commu- nity . His critics minimize the relevance of these fac- tors and place an almost exclusive emphasis on ideology so that ...
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