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Sakyamuni, a founder of Buddhism.

A saint that has a complete understanding of Buddhist doctrines.

A statue or image of Buddha.

An object of religious worship that is believed to have supernatural power and control the fate of humans.

In Buddhism, the demon that disturbs monks' self-discipline and tempts them to fall into evil ways.

In Christianity, the devil that is antagonistic to God and tempts human beings to fall into evil ways.

(figurative) An immoral and evil thing; something that tempts and destroys a person.

(figurative) A wicked and vicious person who torments others.

The founder of Christianity (?B.C. 4~ ?A.D. 30); he was conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of the virgin Mary; he spent his life, preaching the Gospel, and died by crucifixion; it is said that he was resurrected three days after his death and ascended to heaven.

A mysterious being that is thought to have created the universe and rule the world.

In Christianity, the name that Catholics use to refer to the god they believe in.