Its main text is considered to be a living entity, and is accorded the same status as this religion's masters.  
Its main text is considered to be a living entity, and is accorded the same status as this religion's masters.  Its central guidelines are referred to as the Three Pillars, and it describes lust, rage, greed, emotional attachment, and ego as the Five Thieves.  Its name comes from the Sanskrit for "disciple," and its articles of faith include a small wooden comb and an iron bangle.  Adherents carry around a sword called a kirpan, and it's most famous structure is the Harimandar Sahib, or the Golden Temple.  Featuring the Adi Granth as its central text, FTP, identify this religion, founded by Guru Nanak.
Its main text is considered to be a living entity, and is accorded the same status as this religion's masters.  
Sikhism