this explains everything.
http://hinduwebsite.com/buddhism/buddhaongod.asp
1. If God is indeed the creator of all living things, then all
things here should submit to His power unquestioningly. Like the
vessels produced by a potter, they should remain without any
individuality of their own. If that is so, how can there be an
opportunity for any one to practice virtue?
2. If this world is indeed created by God, then there should be no
sorrow or calamity or evil in this world, for all deeds, both pure
and impure, must come from Him.
3. If it is not so, then there must be some other cause besides God
which is behind Him, in which case He would not be
self-existent.
4. It is not convincing that the Absolute has created us, because
that which is absolute cannot be a cause. All things here arise
from different causes. Then can we can say that the Absolute is the
cause of all things alike? If the Absolute is pervading them, then
certainly It is not their creator.
5. If we consider the Self as the maker, why did it not make things
pleasant? Why and how should it create so much sorrow and suffering
for itself?
6. It is neither God nor the self nor some causeless chance which
creates us. It is our our deeds which produce both good and bad
results according to the law of causation.
7. We should therefore "abandon the heresy of worshipping God and
of praying to him. We should stops all speculation and vain talk
about such matters and practice good so that good may result from
our good deeds.
