The Concept of God Generally, we use the term 'God' to designate
a supreme power, who is the creator of the entire universe and
the chief law-giver for the humans. The God or Almighty is
considered to be concerned with the welfare of His creations and
the 'moksha' or salvation for those who follow His dictates.
Different religions and sects follow the God differently by
different names, but as far as Buddhism is concerned, it has a
different perception for Him. The Origin Of God - Myth and
Reality Fear: The Buddhist system of religion do not believe in
the concept of a personal God. The theory of Buddhism rejects
the notion of an abstract principle of God operating in the
universe. They rather believe that the concept of God is a
response to fear and frustration. According to the Buddhist
ideology, when primitive humans found themselves in a dangerous
and hostile world, the fear of wild animals and of natural
phenomena like thunder and lightning, they created the idea of
Gods to console themselves. Lack of Ev