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Neither. Buddhism does not beleive in any deities.

Buddhism is a path to follow and end up the sufferings.It is not something says that praying gives you every thing,you just have to stand bck and wait. Buddhism says you reap what you saw.

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Sikhs believe in monotheism. We believe that there is only "One God" - it is one of the most fundamental beliefs to our religion. "One God" is the first phrase in our Sikh Holy book, the Sri Guru Granth Sahib.

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Sikhs do not agree with polytheism. they are for embracing one, universal god.

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Sikhism is monotheistic. Sikhs only believe in one God acknowledged as 'Waheguru'.

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