[Dr. Sivana]

Haley isn’t Sikh.

It seems to me that she has a foot in both camps. I don't have any problem with her being attached to the Sikh tradition, as they are monotheistic and are reputed to be fiercely loyal, principled, fearless and do a better job than most non-Christian sects of following natural law.

From Wikipedia:
Haley was born and raised as a Sikh. On September 6, 1996, she married Michael Haley in both a Methodist church ceremony and a Sikh gurdwara.[71] Haley identifies herself today as a Christian,[72] but attends both Sikh and Methodist services out of respect for her parents' culture.

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You think that she is not an actual Christian but is faking it?

Or do you think that she is a Christian who shows respect to her parent’s and the Sikh community, and is not a Sikh herself?

“” She occasionally visits a Sikh temple in honor of her family’s tradition, but she regularly attends a Methodist church. Her new book, Can’t Is Not an Option, explains her conversion to Christianity “”