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I don't think it's accurate to describe Zen having its own deities. At least as practiced in my center, we don't deify the Buddha but we do show respect for him and his teachings. What's more, it's not unusual for someone to practice a theistic religion (say, Christianity or Judaism) and also practice Zen. There need not be a conflict.
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What was the dominant religion of Rome around 60 BCE?
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What religion was shiva based on?
Shiva is one of the major deities in the Hindu pantheon.
Is Zen a religion?
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China's major religion?
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What were the major deities of Islam?
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What is the name of the Aztec Religion?
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What religion is similar to haiku?
zen buddhism
What is the abbrev for Shinto or zen?
rel. (religion)
What beliefs are in the religion zen?
Zen is knowing experience. All beliefs are a lie waiting to be transcended. Is.
Which concept relates to religion and not ethnicity?
A deity or deities.
What was the name of the first most important of the deities?
It depends on which religion.
What is Kami?
god,/spirits/deities of Shintoism (Japan's religion)
