I am a Buddhist, and my answer only represents us Buddhists. I dare not say anything about other religions-first of all, the landlord should know that Buddhist family education is not like other religions that we humans and everything are made, and Buddhism believes that things are "all things are in harmony", that is to say, everything must be composed of many conditions; Other religions believe that God is the supreme leader or the only master of the universe, but Buddhism believes that the fate of any of us is determined by our own good and evil, that is, we decide our own destiny. At present, some tourist temples deliberately look for monks to tell their fortune because of the intervention of the tourism bureau and for economic benefits. I won't say much about what the landlord knows. Buddhism doesn't believe in fate. You can learn about it online on the Buddhist website. Buddhist practice is based on calmness, that is, the religion of cultivating the mind. Unlike other religions that worship God, we regard Buddha as a teacher rather than a "Lord". Buddha is a transliteration of Hindi, and there is no such word as Buddha. Translated into Chinese characters is the awakened one, that is, the awakened one. We think the Buddha is a man who knows the truth, so we learn from him, unlike other religions who fix the truth on the Lord. He teaches that God is supreme, but Buddhism holds that all beings are equal, and anyone who realizes the truth is a Buddha. The difference between us and Buddha is that we have feelings and no feelings. We worship Buddha and respect teachers. The introduction of Buddhism into China was greatly influenced by local beliefs. Now people regard the Buddha as a god, and the Jade Emperor and the Queen Mother of China as gods. This is because Buddhism was introduced in the Han Dynasty, when people understood Buddhist scriptures and Buddhism with local concepts, so Buddhism became a religion in people's minds. It is very true that the Buddha forbade us to worship God and divination in his commandments. There are some things about immortals in Buddhist scriptures, but they all pave the way for us to practice our hearts. Finally, tell you that Buddhism recognizes that there is a god in the world, just like us humans and animals. We can't say that there is no God just because we can't see it, just like we can't see the huge universe, but it's important that Buddhism only regards God as my brother. Although he is very capable, he is still controlled by desire, so we still have to learn from Buddhism and our teachers.