Some religions believe in a god and others don't, and religions can have completely different beliefs, such as what happens to us when we die. Although there are many religions, there are some important ones such as Hinduism, Buddhism, and Christianity. Most Hindus worship one being, Brahman, through endless representations of gods and goddesses. These numerous appearances of gods and goddesses incarnate in idols, animals, etc. Their goal is to free themselves from the law of karma, which is to be free from continuous reincarnations. They believe only in the soul. Buddhists do not worship any gods or God. Many people tend to think that they worship the Buddha, but he never claimed to be god-like, but rather is seen by Buddhists as having achieved what they also want, which is spiritual enlightenment and freedom from the continuous cycle of life and death. Buddhists follow a list of religious principles and very dedicated meditation. When a Buddhist meditates it is not the same as praying, it is more of a self-discipline. Christians believe that a loving God can be known personally, without having to die. In Christianity, they not only focus on doing good deeds and worshiping God, but also on enjoying a relationship with God and knowing Him. Christians consider the Bible to be God's written message to humanity. In addition to being a historical record of the life and miracles of Jesus, the Bible reveals the personality of God, his love and truth, and how you can have a relationship with him..