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	title:	Teach Yourself Sikhism (TY Religion)
	author:	Owen Cole
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Teach Yourself
	released:	June 27, 2003
	isbn:	0340867590
	isbn-13:	9780340867594

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Customer Reviews
Complete Comprehensive Overview - Rated I am currently training to be a secondary school teacher and have found this book invauable in covering the major topics neccesary to meet the stated criteria. Its content is straightforward, understandable and flows logically from one chapter to another providing a sound basis of the Sikh religion, belief structure, practices and approaches to modern day situations. A Must Read Book - Rated This is a must read book for those who are interested A First Class Introduction - Rated This is an excellent introduction into the world and religion of Sikhism. Cole contextualises the daily practices and the Sikh philosophy in a clear and non-trivial way (triviality so often being a feature of such introductions). At the same time he directly addresses the historical roots and the issues, social and political, faced by Sikhs. This really is a worth-while book. Clear and concise with a real feel of the subject - Rated I converted to Sikhism some two years back and this book helped me to grow in my new faith. Mr. Cole is an excellent writer and he has a real feel for his subject. He has shared the good and bad times of life with a number of Sikhs and this comes through in his writng. A most excellent work and I recommend to anyone with an interest in Sikhism. Do not waste your money on this book - Rated This is beyond doubt the worst written book I have ever read. An eleven year old essayist could be expected to have a more coherent thought pattern.

Customer Reviews

Complete Comprehensive Overview - Rated 5/5
I am currently training to be a secondary school teacher and have found this book invauable in covering the major topics neccesary to meet the stated criteria.
Its content is straightforward, understandable and flows logically from one chapter to another providing a sound basis of the Sikh religion, belief structure, practices and approaches to modern day situations.

A Must Read Book - Rated 5/5
This is a must read book for those who are interested

A First Class Introduction - Rated 4/5
This is an excellent introduction into the world and religion of Sikhism. Cole contextualises the daily practices and the Sikh philosophy in a clear and non-trivial way (triviality so often being a feature of such introductions). At the same time he directly addresses the historical roots and the issues, social and political, faced by Sikhs. This really is a worth-while book.

Clear and concise with a real feel of the subject - Rated 5/5
I converted to Sikhism some two years back and this book helped me to grow in my new faith. Mr. Cole is an excellent writer and he has a real feel for his subject. He has shared the good and bad times of life with a number of Sikhs and this comes through in his writng. A most excellent work and I recommend to anyone with an interest in Sikhism.

Do not waste your money on this book - Rated 1/5
This is beyond doubt the worst written book I have ever read. An eleven year old essayist could be expected to have a more coherent thought pattern.