It depends.
Theravada means "teachings of alders."
No gods are worshiped in Buddhism. Buddhism depends on helping yourself and others to end the sufferings
Yes, loving concern for others is Buddhist. It's not the only thing in Buddhism but it is central and vital.
Hurt not others with that which pains yourself.
Strictly speaking the buddha is not viewed as a religious man but a rather spiritual man. However, there may be many people who practice Buddhism and after meditation realize that there is a supreme force in this world.
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It is a very peaceful religion which is neutral to other religions.
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It is a teacher of the Dhamma/Dharma. Basically, someone who teaches Buddhism to others.
Light in Buddhism represents that we should put others in front of ourselves. It also symbolises a guide through life and through the circle of life.
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