While reading a book by a Sikh convert to the Restored Gospel, I came across the following about how poorly catechised British Sikhs are. Sad thing is, one can say the same exact thing about the modern Church:
My experience as a youth may be
typical of many second generation Sikhs. According Mr. Sidhu says in his
Booklet Sikh Religion and Christianity p. 11,
“Our preachers have been, and
still are, content to utter pious irrelevances and sanctimonious trivialities
irrespective of the fact whether their audience understand them or not. They
repeat the liturgies parrot fashion knowing full well that people’s faith is
imperceptibly undergoing change and some comprehensive well thought out plans
of preaching are necessary. As a result the attendance of youngsters in our
Gurdwaras has dwindled down to insignificant numbers and the Guru’s message has
become for them dull, drab, dreary and uninspiring. Some Sikh youngsters have
heard saying, “There is no difference between Christianity and Sikhism.” (Kashmir
Lidder, LDS Christians and Sikhs [2021], 7)
