There is no god to a Buddhist. Everything in your life is run by you, you own the consequences of your actions. A Buddhist has no reason to think about the Christian God.
The Buddha himself is not a god, he is a man who pursued the goal of enlightenment and achieved it.
The effect of all of this is that Buddhists do a lot of thinking about their actions and the attitudes and experiences that drive these actions. They attempt to strengthen the positive and reduce the negative with a view to reducing desire in their lives. As indicated in the Four Noble Truths, desire is seen as the root cause of suffering. They receive help in this by the ideas laid out by the Eightfold Path and commentaries prepared by scholars and the recorded words of the Buddha himself in the Sutras.
They don't. Buddhism is not a religion. Buddhists don't have a god or deity. .
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No. Check out Wikipedia.
no..he is a Hindu god
Buddhists think the Buddha was an enlightened man who worked his way to an understanding of suffering and pain and developed a path away from these undesirable things. He then shared this understanding with others. Buddhists do not think of Buddha as a god, savior, Christ-figure. He can be honored and revered as a teacher and a leader, but not worshipped as a deity.
They view them as needing to be converted to Catholicism. They are permitted to enter Heaven only if they lived exemplary lives and made some effort to seek out the truth about god.
He was in charge of sending dead souls to the underworld.
Buddists follow the teachings of Buddah and do not worship a God
Hinduism believes in a Creator God, while Buddhists do not. the case system
Then they believe in God and believe their lives are the better for it.
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
Buddhists aim to treat all beings with compassion and respect, regardless of their differences. Discrimination goes against the concept of interconnectedness and the principle of non-harming taught in Buddhism. Buddhists strive to overcome personal biases and prejudices through mindfulness and understanding the equality of all beings.