Question

What are some differences between buddhism and Zoroastrianism?

Answer 1

The main difference is that this force is the universal ultimate perfect everlasting personal God per Zoroastrianism while it is the universal ultimate unambivalent everlasting impersonal cosmic Order with its regularities per Buddhism.

Buddhism begins with the idea that all such questions are irrelevant and unimportant compared to a task. So, in this way, a key difference is Judaism is about belief in God, and Buddhism is not about belief, but about action, not about God, but about the cessation of suffering for people and for all being.

It is hard to imagine two religions more different. Zoroastrianism posits a creator god and an anti-god. Buddhism does not believe in a creator god and considers lesser deities irrelevant even if they exist.