Guru Granth Sahib Ji on Sex outside marriage

[TheeTurbanator]

5 minutes ago, MrDoaba said:

Tell him to make an account here. I would like to talk to this pakhandi baba. Sounds like the type who would promote mouth-to-mouth Simran, no offence to him.

15 minutes ago, TheeTurbanator said:

He doesn't like this place, for reasons I have stated before. No offence to anyone here, but to outside this place, Sikh Sangat has a reputation of being a very "conservative" forum, and this is not my personal opinion. 

 

Also, I disagree with your theoretical description of him, hes not like that. 

If you wanna talk to him, you can create an account on r/Sikh. 

5 minutes ago, MrDoaba said:

True. I hope you no longer hold the same opinions about Sikh Sangat as you once did.

I think you need to go back and read my comment from last time, that wasn't my opinion, that was a friend of mine (Naamdhari supporter) who said it, I even said in my comment that it wasn't my personal opinion. 

As for my personal opinion on this forum, Its still too early for me to comment on things, however I didnt like the fact that a mod removed a link that I posted (to a form that I moderate) and claimed I was "targeting" someone, or even the fact that you got warned for some stupid reason and I called out that person but received no response. 

[MisterrSingh]

I would hazard a guess the contributors to SGGS Ji assumed -- to co-opt an American phrase -- that some truths are self-evident. I would think an examination of the spirit of the discourse in SGGS Ji can be extrapolated to other less defined areas of human conduct that aren't as explicitly defined in scripture. 

 

[GurjantGnostic]

@TheeTurbanator

Sri Guru Granth Sahib quote for your optimistic friend. 

[Guest]

SGGSJ does talk about the 4 cardinal sins, maybe that's a good hint? idk

[TheeTurbanator]

Sikhi doesn’t have “cardinal sins” that’s a Christian concept. Bujjar Kurait translates to high prohibition. The only true “sin” is to forget the One and get lost in duality.