Buddhism is not a theistic philosophy. The existence of god or gods is seen as non-important as each of us must find our own path to enlightenment. If there are beings who would be classified as god(s) they do not interact with humans.
In Buddhism gods and heavens are mentioned. But it is not about worshiping gods
Buddhism doesn't really have any gods in the devotional sense.
Hermes was the morther of the chief gods.
Thoth was not a chief of Egyptian gods, he was a scribe and adviser to the Egyptian gods and goddesses. The chief gods were Horus, Ra, and Osiris.
Buddhism does not worship any gods.
No gods are worshiped in Buddhism. Buddhism depends on helping yourself and others to end the sufferings
There are no Gods in Buddhism. We do not believe in any immortal, all-knowing gods.
There are no gods in Buddhism. There is no God concept or anything supernatural at all. The Buddha only claimed to be awake; he did not claim to be a god. .
In Traditional Buddhism, Buddhists only believe in Buddha ; they do not have any gods.
It is the other way around. Buddhism was started by a born Hindu prince. Many Gods and Goddesses from Hinduism are used in Buddhism.
BUddhism does not utilize adeity in its system of progress towards enlightenment and Nirvana. No gods, no prophets, no salvation, no damnation.
Buddhism was and still is based on insight into human nature. Since humans have a tendency to believe in gods, gods get mentioned in early Buddhism and later get incorporated from local religions in the areas Buddhism spread to. At its base, Buddhism is about working with what we can know and see directly, and on seeing through delusion, not on developing beliefs in things unseen, or feeding delusion.