Asked in Buddhism
Buddhism
Where do Buddhists worship in?
Answer

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December 05, 2012 1:46PM
Buddhists do not worship any god, deity or person; not even the Buddha. We revere the Buddha for bringing us his wisdom and teachings. Buddhists Temples are places were monks and nuns live and study the Buddha's teachings. They also hold lessons and meditation practice for lay Buddhists.
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A:
There is a philosophical branch of Buddhism, in which there is no
requirement to worship, because philosophical Buddhism has no god.
Other Buddhists, including those in China and south-east Asia
worship for the same reason that Christians worship - to please the
gods and seek favours in this life or the next.
A:
There is no requirement for worship in philosophical Buddhism.
Buddhists do not worship in the western sense of the word.
Worship requires a deity and Buddhism has none,
Buddhists do revere the Buddha and tend to spend some time
thinking on his examples and teachings. They also value the
community of fellow Buddhists fir support and teaching. None of
these would count as worship.
Some Buddhists spend time in meditation. This is an inward
direction of one's thoughts, again not worship.