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What do Sikhs believe in as their central tenet?

A. Polytheism
B. Reincarnation
C. One God and equality of all people
D. Karma and dharma

Answer: One God and equality of all people


Additional Information: Sikhism emphasizes the belief in one God and the equality of all human beings.


Subjects: Languages and Religions, General Knowledge

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