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In what way are gods in Buddhism different than those in other religions, such as Judaism or Islam? A. There are no gods at all in Buddhism. B. The gods in Buddhism speak to all humans. C. The gods in
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In what way are gods in Buddhism different than those in other religions, such as Judaism or Islam?

A.
There are no gods at all in Buddhism.

B.
The gods in Buddhism speak to all humans.

C.
The gods in Buddhism can die.

D.
The gods created angels before they created man.

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I think c is the correct answer
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I am pretty sure the answer is c.

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