So Buddhists believe a Creator God exists
but just couldn't care less? Ok, this is something new coming from
you. I think the Mods here would disagree with you.
"believe" is not the word. clarify is more suitable.
there's two kind that Buddhism mention. one is Brahma, the first
being who first appeared in our universe, who have the great power
to create using his freewill. but he's also subjected to death
after a very very long eon.
the second is about the ultimate source. clear light, but it
need to be accompanied by more explaination, so that Buddhists will
not be misleaded.
"We can say, therefore, that this ultimate source, clear
light, is close to the notion of a Creator, since all phenomena,
whether they belong to samsara or nirvana, originate therein. But
we must be careful in speaking of this source, we must not be led
into error. I do not mean chat there exists somewhere, there, a
sort of collective clear light, analogous to the non-Buddhist
concept of Brahma as a substratum. We must not be inclined to deify
this luminous space. We must understand that when we speak of
ultimate or inherent clear light, we are speaking on an individual
level. "--Dalai Lama
http://hhdl.dharmakara.net/hhdlquotes22.html
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