Tag Archives: sargun

In evaluating Sikhism’s concept of creation, we expose the incoherency of the Kalam Cosmological Argument, and present in its place the orthodox Islamic view of cosmology championed by Ibn Taymiyya called the Tasalsul Creativity Model.

A philosophical attempt at downgrading this contradiction to a 'paradox' by turning to the concept of theophanies.

Here we prove the contradictory concept of Waheguru's bipolar nature of Nirgun-Sargun to doubting Thomas, Narayan Nurayn.

God in Sikhism is said to be perfect while being described as being attributeless, motionless and absolutely quiescent before creation, but attributed thereafter. But can God's perfection be sustained on such a theistic model?

Recognising their Nirgun-Sargun concept of God to be a contradiction, some Sikh apologists have turned to Quantum Mechanics, particularly the famous double-slit experiment, to defend this stance. But in doing so, they end up digging themselves deeper into trouble!

Another confused, jumbled and desperate attempt at defending the indefensible theology of Nirgun-Sargun (when will they learn?).

...well, not really. Nevertheless, Project Naad makes a very feeble effort in attempting to solve this mind boggling conundrum.

Saajan Sandhu attempts to defend the indefensible Sikh theological model of Nirgun-Sargun.