In Buddhism there is no specific destiny of the world. The cosmos may go through cycles, but there is no beginning or end. Buddha described the origin of the world much like a scientist would; being destroyed and re-evolving over time. Buddhists do not limit their minds to believe one person created the world and they believe the world will go on through reincarnation forever.
Buddhists believe that the world we experience with our every-day minds is really an illusion. After following the path or the Dharma, we can become enlightened, and understand the true nature of reality. That sort of understanding about the world is said to be a form of "waking up". When you wake up from sleep and remember a dream you were having, you realize that the mind that was dreaming was deluded about the true nature of reality: after all, in dreams we can fly and find that our hands have turned into claws or any other fantastic thing. "Waking up" into enlightenment will be like that. We'll look back on what we experience now as every-day reality as a dream. Buddhists also believe that all sentient beings have a Buddha Nature, and so are capable of awakening. All beings have an inherent compassion for all beings, and practicing the Dharma involves enabling ourselves to touch on that loving kindness all the time. Cultivating loving kindness and recognizing that the true source of suffering is attachment and aversion are the cornerstones to Buddhist practice.
In a Supreme Creator.
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Reincarnation
No, they are fully different religions with different faiths.Buddhists and Muslims do not share the same religious views especially Theravada Buddhists who don't worship a "god"Buddhists share some common features with Hindus, Sikhs and Jains. however. Muslims have some common features with Jews and Christians.
Buddhists seldom think about Christianity as anything other than "another religion". There is no "Christianity envy" or Christianity phobia. Like Ghandi they probably " ... like your Christ, (but) do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ." The Dalai Lama has observed that the Christians Jesus espouses and follows many beliefs from Buddhism.
Buddhists have no opinion on this question as they do not incorporate the concept of "god" into their beliefs. The presence or absence of any god(s) does not impact the imdividuals progress towards enlightenment. As a concept there is is no reason for buddhists to comment on god(s) any more than Christians would have a meaingful contribution to a Wiccan discussion on the purpose of moving widdershins about a central point during a ceremony.
Atheism is a growing wordview in China, as it is in the Western world, but statistics are not really available. Just as Westerners often describe themselves as Christian for cultural reasons, although they do not really hold religious beliefs, so also Chinese people often describe themselves as Buddhists for cultural reasons, although they do not really hold religious beliefs. Nevertheless, most Chinese are respectful of Buddhists monks and appear to hold at least some religious beliefs.
India is a mainly Hindu country, but there are lots of non-Hindus in India as well, including Muslims, Christians, Jains, Buddhists, Sikhs, and Parsees.
People who believe in Buddha are commonly called Buddhists. They practice Buddhism
No. Buddhists do not worship, period.
There is no god in Buddhism. Buddhists see no reason to have a deity to make their beliefs function, or allow people to escape from the cycle 0of dath and re=birth.
An introduction to Buddhism might be had by reading the teachings of Gautama Buddha. A link is provided to this short part of the Wikipedia article on the founder of Buddhist philosophy.