The is and need for a god in Buddhism as enlightenment is attained by personal effort. Along with no god, they have no salvation, damnation, repentance, heaven, miracles, hell, judgement, rules from a deity on how to live life, etc..
Buddhism isn't a religion; it's more of a way of life -- be kind to others, don't put too much stock in material possessions, etc.
Buddhism does not focus on belief in a singular God or multiple Gods. Instead, it emphasizes principles such as the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path to achieve enlightenment and liberation from suffering. Buddhism's teachings revolve around the concept of karma, rebirth, and the path to end the cycle of suffering (samsara).
it didn't they are two different religions. buddhists do not believe in god, hinduists believe in many gods
Atheists do not believe in a god/gods or higher power. Agnostics do believe in a god/gods but believe their/its existence or lack thereof can not be proven. This does not imply the lack of a religion as by this classification Buddhists are atheists.
Tibetan monks do not traditionally believe in a single all-powerful god like in some monotheistic religions. Instead, they focus on spiritual development, meditation, and compassion towards all beings. Their beliefs are rooted in Buddhist philosophy, which does not center around a creator god.
I am no expert but I think Buddhists do not believe in any specific god but do believe in reincarnation and the way to enlightenment is to give up material possesions
Hindu people has their gods and goddesses while the Buddhists has their god Buddha , Buddhists believe more on what Buddha taught when he is still alive.. Hindu worships many gods and goddesses..
No; it is the belief there are no gods. It's related to religion (obviously) as many religions have belief in a god or gods at their core, however not all religions incorporate a god (many Buddhists don't believe there is a god).
No; it is the belief there are no gods. It's related to religion (obviously) as many religions have belief in a god or gods at their core, however not all religions incorporate a god (many Buddhists don't believe there is a god).
There are no Gods in Buddhism. We do not believe in any immortal, all-knowing gods.
No. Buddhists believe that all sentient beings have a Buddha nature, and are capable of enlightenment. Some beings have become enlightened already, and they should be respected and emulated, but there's no reason to worship them as gods.
The Buddha did not concern himself with answering the question of whether there is a God or Gods since it is not relevant to what he was searching for, which is an end to suffering. Buddhists do not consider The Buddha, Siddhattha Gotama, a God. Some Buddhists believe that there is a heavenly realm where people can attain temporary god-hood, but this belief is not universal.
Well, in Buddhism, our focus is more on the idea of self appreciation. We believe that if you do a good deed, such as giving thanks to the gods, we are not only pleasing the gods, but we are simply pleasing ourselves as well (but Buddhists are generally atheist and do not believe in God (s), but I'm a Catholic-Buddhist).