Sikhism

Since the arrival of man on earth, they have been surrounded by fear and suspicion that there was something invisible, a super natural force that determined the destiny of their lives. This fear and suspicion soon led man to seek ways to obtain peace with these superior powers. Many new religions formed from these expressions of sacrifice, prayer and rituals. In the 15th century, the birth of a child named Guru Nanak Dev Ji marked …

…religion is important in society and the family. Not only does the Sikh religion emphasize the importance of morality, family relations and the betterment of society, but all other religions also do. In support of that, societies around the world should encourage religious teachings within families so that bonds within societies will be strengthened, hoping to end religious struggles around the world and making earth a much more peaceful and harmonious place to live in.