Why I Am Not Sikh

I

I am not Sikh
Because, while all of its values are true,
There is a season for war.
There is a place for evil.
There is a place for suffering.

If a nation will oppress you, you must kill it.
If a man is evil, he deserves evil to be done to him.
Suffering can be a call to repentance, and bettering one's own moral character.

And if all those things we hold in common,
Then the last thing I will say is that I am a sinner,
And I, just like you, need Jesus' forgiveness.

II

Also, I cannot believe all paths lead to God.
Many paths are outright immoral.
Islam teaches men to lie,
Buddhism teaches men to suffer,
Hinduism teaches men are inherently superior or inferior,
Shintoism and Zoroastrianism say Evil and Good are both gods, and each are strong as the other.
Paganism believes all the gods are at war, and are never in agreement.
Christian Cults usually view life as bad, and will prescribe unnecessary rules,
Judaism is too hard to ever follow, and its laws will bring every man to condemnation; as it ought,
Atheism and Agnosticism are just wrong; I've seen too many miraculous things to believe God does not exist,
Most Cults like the Semitic cults or Egyptian cults preach things contrary to good---in fact, they tell one outright to do evil---
None of these paths seem noble enough to lead to God.
Rather, Christ, He seems the only credible God to have ever spoken,
And as a man in history, we know He spoke.
I find it the only moral way God could reveal Himself to the world,
If God exists---and God does exist.
Therefore, men will be without question as to what is demanded from them.
All religions of the world do not have Jesus
Or the forgiveness of the cross.