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Henotheism is the worship of a single god while not denying the existence or possible existence of other deities. Buddhism does not worship any god leaving it up to the individual person to find the proper way to live. It is therefore not henotheistic.Buddhism approaches the existence of gods like it approaches the "creation" myth present in so many other religions like Christianity. It is a question that cannot be answered and if answered would not make any difference, The time and effort in pondering the existence of gods or worshiping a god is better spent in understanding the importance of leading a life in alignment with the Eightfold Path.
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What is the culture of Chinese people?
budism
What religion worships or meditation in a temple?
Budism
Does budism have more than one god?
no
Where were budahs created?
india-budism
Who is the founder for Budism?
it was found by Siddhartha Gautama at about 640 BC.
What gods did budism worshipped?
Buddhism does not worship any gods.
Who is the founder of budism?
Budda is the founder of Buddism.
What is a synonym for polytheism?
Synonyms may be pantheism, paganism, or henotheism.
When did budism begin?
About two thoushand five hundred years ago.
Ancient Babylon was a part of which region?
henotheism: there were many many gods but each person or family chose one to worship and each god was represented as an human, they could be killed but were considered & portrayed as immortal
What is Henotheism?
Henotheism is the belief in and worship of a single primary god while recognizing the existence of other gods. Unlike monotheism, henotheism does not deny the existence of other deities but elevates one god above the rest in terms of importance or devotion. This belief system is often found in ancient religions such as Vedic Hinduism.
What does Theism mean?
Henotheism is the belief in one God without denying the existence of other Gods.
