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Although Buddhists do not believe in the existence of an omnipotent creator God, veneration of the ideal and noble ones is also seen as important. While Theravada Buddhists consider the Buddha to be a human being that attained nirvana or arahanthood, through his own efforts, Mahayana Buddhists consider him to be an embodiment of the Dharmakaya and not merely a human being. In addition to venerating the Buddha, Mahayana Buddhists venerate Bodhisattvas as an ideal. Nevertheless, all traditions of Buddhism venerate the Buddha, and other spiritually advanced beings with varying degrees of devotion. This however is not the same as devotion to an omnipotent, creator God as known in other religions[citation needed]. The Buddha, the Arahants and the Bodhisattvas do not have the power to control humans, but play a significant role in helping beings attain nirvana, by teaching the Dhamma.
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What do Buddhists belief about god?
Buddhists do not believe in a creator God. Angelic and divine beings are part of Buddhist tradition, but one is generally better off born a human, because humans can achieve enlightenment.
Why does Jesus have to be divine?
Because he is the son of God, and God is the most divine figure there is.
Do Buddhist pray Thaipoosan?
Buddhist to not pray to Thaipoosan, but to God their creator.
Who is the husband of Paththini goddess?
Paththini goddess is believed to be married to God Kataragama in Sri Lankan mythology. They are considered a divine couple symbolizing love and fidelity in Hindu and Buddhist traditions.
What are Ares divine?
Yes, Ares was divine, a god, son of the god Zeus and goddess Hera.
Why does a Buddhist meditate?
For GOD realisation
Where do Buddhist worship god?
in a viahara
What is divine command?
divine command is command given by God
What is the definition for divine comeuppance?
It just requires a little thinking. Divine-God-like or God related Comeuppance-Revenge. So, that would mean that divine comeuppance is revenge delivered by God.
What is the difference between the terms God and Divine?
Grammatically, 'God' is a noun while 'Divine' is an adjective. 'Divine' may be used as a noun, but in that case, it's usually preceded by the article 'the.' For example, it's fair to write, "God is divine." It is also fair to write, "God is The Divine." Otherwise, a better form of the word for the purpose is 'divinity.'
What is divine in Islam?
God
What was circe divine status?
assuming by divine status you mean either demigod, god or human, circe was a god.
