I should be a Sikh

"LIES!: I never said that non-Jews go to Hell. You seem to be putting words in my mouth. Show me where I ever said that; precisely the opposite in the religion of the Jews. In Judaism, anyone can merit eternal reward, even gentiles. However, they have to abide to the Seven Noahide Laws. There are many more Noahide Laws, but the MAIN ones consist of seven. They are: LAWS!: 1. Do not worship an idol 2. Do not curse G-d 3. Do not kill 4. Do not commit sex crimes (adultery, homosexuality, pedophilia, incest, and bestiality) 5. Do not steal (this includes kidnapping and rape, for when you kidnap a person, you are "stealing him") 6. Do not eat from a living animal (if you tear an limb from an animal which is alive, that piece of meat is impure forever and can never be consumed. If you want to eat from an animal; that is permitted, but before you take anything from it, it must be DEAD.) 7. Establish court systems to enforce law, justice, and order. Not necessarily only the laws mentioned above, but everything which is necessary to keep a civil environment." Firstly I meant that you thought that non- Jews as in people not in according with Judaism are going to hell, I meant Jews as in the religious group, not the ethnicity. It's right here: "Well we believe that idolitors have a special place in hell, which, unfortunately, means you are included." That's a way to get people to convert! "ADDITIONAL INFO: If a gentile lives his life abiding to this code, he merits a share in the world to come. If he dies without ever having accepted this law upon himself, then he is judged. Each man is judged differently, according to how he was brought up. For example, a Hindu who was brainwashed to believe in his idols will not receive the same punishment as someone from a Noahide family who decided to worship idols. Instead, he might come back in a reincarnation to fix his crime, and then he can ascend to Heaven. This is why very often you might see a man who dies at thirty - because he completed his purpose in life and it is time for him to move on. While it is true that gentiles do receive an afterlife, it is not comparable in the slightest to the Jewish afterlife, which is MUCH MUCH MUCH MUCH MUCH (much x 10000) greater. However, it is very unrecommended for a gentile to convert. The reason for this is because the Jews have 613 laws, which are obviously much more burdensome (that is why they reeceive greater reward). G-d judges Jews harsher than he judges gentiles, because he expects more from them. If you wish to stay on the safe side, it's better to remain a gentile. However, if you are 100% sure beyond all doubt that you'll be able to live a kosher Jewish life, then go ahead and convert; for the sake of your reward." I wonder where these specifics are mentioned in the Torah. "SIKHISM: It is forbidden for you personally to become a Sikh because in Sikhism you will obviously not be living a holy Jewish life wearing tefillin, abstaining from illicit relations, keeping Shabbat, kosher, etc. As for a gentile becoming a Sikh; I am unsure whether it is permissible. Technically, they do worship one god. However, I have not done the research as to what they believe this god of theirs is. Therefore, I wouldn't take any risks. It could be a corporeal deity like Zeus (which is complete idolatry, even if you dont build any statues/idols). I can understand why you want to become a Sikh instead of being a Jew, while the evidence is in your face that the Jews are the only ones who adhere to the true religion. The reason is simple: Because you feel unable to follow the laws of the Torah. I assure you that it isn't as hard as you think. Shabbat - if you do it right, it can be paradise. No phone calls, no school, no work, no electronics. We rest, family gathers together, we eat delicious meals, we sing beautiful melodies, we learn Torah, we engage in halachic discussions, etc etc etc. The whole thing feels like Heaven on Earth, IF YOU DO IT RIGHT! Tefillin is not that hard either. I mean, come on. How hard is it to wake up early in the morning, wash netilat yadayim, put on tefillin, say Shema Yisrael, and take them off?! Two minutes! What's the big deal? Then you can go back to sleep!" Sikhism does NOT have a corporal deity! You may not be researched into it much, but I am, it has so many similarities and NO differences! All laws are the same, they re vegetarians so kosher is no problem, illicit sexual activity is banned, covering your head, lots of stuff! Teflon and Shabbat, they don't have that, I do't think, but here is a site to show you what Sikhism is: http://www.realsikhism.com... Here is verses that are virtually identical: Sikhism Scripture: "There is only the One Supreme Lord; there is no other at all. Spirit, soul and body, all belong to Him; whatever pleases His Will, comes to pass." (Guru Granth Sahib Ji, 45). Sikhism Scripture: Piece 1: "There is only the One Supreme Lord; there is no other at all." 2 Samuel 7:22: "Wherefore thou art great, O LORD God; for there is none like thee, neither is there any God beside thee, according to all that we have heard with our ears." Sikhism Scripture: Piece 2: "Spirit, soul and body, all belong to Him;" Ezekiel 18:4: "Behold, all souls are mine; as the soul of the father, so also the soul of the son is mine: the soul that sins, it shall die." Sikhism Scripture: Piece 3: "Whatever pleases His Will comes to pass." Job 42:2: "I know that you can do all things, and that no purpose of yours can be thwarted." Sikhism Scripture: "He is neither born and nor does He die." (Guru Granth Sahib Ji, 1). Sikhism Scripture: "Since You are my Lord and Master, what is there for me to fear? Who else should I praise besides You? You are the One and only, and because of You all things exist; there is nothing at all for me without You. O Father, I have seen that this world is poison. Save me O Lord of the Universe! Your Name is my only support. You know completely the condition of my mind; who else could I go to explain it? Without the Naam, the Name of the Lord, the whole world has gone crazy; One finds peace by receiving Naam. What shall I say? Unto whom shall I speak? Whatever I have to say, I say it to God. Everything which exists was created by You. You are my hope, forever and ever. If you bestow greatness, then it is Your greatness; here and hereafter, I meditate on You. God of Nanak is forever the Provider of peace; Your Name is my only strength" (Guru Granth Sahib Ji, 382). Biblical Scripture: Psalms 104:32-34 "He looks at the earth, and it trembles; He touches the mountains, and they smoke. I will sing to the LORD as long as I live; I will sing praise to my God while I have my being. Let my meditation be pleasing to Him; As for me, I shall be glad in the LORD."" Psalm 9:1 "Those who know your name trust in you, for you, LORD, have never forsaken those who seek you." Psalms 118:6 "The LORD is for me; I will not fear; What can man do to me?" Psalm 103:13-14 "Just as a father has compassion on his children, So the LORD has compassion on those who fear Him. For He Himself knows our frame; He is mindful that we are but dust." Psalms 18:2: "The LORD is my rock, and my fortress, and my deliverer; my God, my strength, in whom I will trust; my buckler, and the horn of my salvation, and my high tower." Also, Teflon is hard to get, I'm not even sure what it is! A metal, a cloth, a mineral?