Is there more than one God in Buddhism?

Answer 1

Depends who you talk to. Some Buddhists consider the concepts of God or gods irrelevant, but others believe in Boddhisatvas, or enlightened beings own serve the same roles as gods or saints.
No

Answer 2

Buddhism has no deities of it's own. Many practice Buddhism along with aspects of another religion, or with personal gods of their own, so Buddhists may believe in one, many, or no gods.

Answer:

Buddha himself indicated that the existence of god(s) is inconsequential to attaining enlightenment as only the individual can reach that goal. As gods are non-essential there is no need to believe in them and belief in them can be detrimental to a persons progress.
No
No, Buddhists do not worship any person or deity, including The Buddha. They show him reverence by bowing to his image but we do not say prayers to him. Buddhist prayers are more like a mantra in which the person praying is reciting a lesson (sutra) or guideline which tells them how to behave and act. For example, a prayer for compassion is "may all beings be well, happy and peaceful". The idea behind this prayer is for the person praying to develop compassion and loving kindness to all. Therefore prayer in Buddhism is self-directed.

With all that said when we practice meditation we usually sit in front of a statute of The Buddha or some other holy person, again not to worship, but to remind us of the ideal we strive for. We meditate at whatever time we can or when we feel it is needed.

Answer 3

Buddhism is non-theistic. However there are Buddhists who are also, say, Christians, and those Buddhists would worship that God.

Answer 4

The concept of god(s) is not prat of Buddhism. It is up to the individual to find enlightenment. Wasting time wondering if there are god(s) is seen as an impediment to a person's progress.

Answer 5

Actually they have one less than one god.

Buddhism is a people centered religion, no deity is involved.

Answer 6

it ha only one God andthat is buddha