General "God":
* 神 (shén): This is the most common word for "god" in general. It refers to a supernatural being with power and influence.
* 上帝 (shàng dì): This refers specifically to the God of Christianity.
* 天主 (tiān zhǔ): Another way to say "God" in the Christian context.
Specific Deities:
* 玉皇大帝 (yù huáng dà dì): The Jade Emperor, the supreme deity in Taoism.
* 佛 (fó): Buddha, the founder of Buddhism.
* 菩萨 (pú sà): Bodhisattva, a being who has achieved enlightenment but chooses to stay in the world to help others.
* 龙王 (lóng wáng): Dragon King, the deity who rules over water and dragons.
* 关公 (guān gōng): Guan Yu, a legendary warrior revered as a deity in Chinese folk religion.
The specific Chinese word you choose will depend on the context and the specific deity you are talking about.
Example:
* 我信神。 (wǒ xìn shén) - I believe in God.
* 上帝创造了世界。 (shàng dì chuàng zào le shì jiè) - God created the world.
* 佛教的最高神是佛。 (fó jiào de zuì gāo shén shì fó) - The highest god in Buddhism is Buddha.
It's important to note that Chinese culture and religion have a complex and diverse relationship with the concept of "god."
Let me know if you have any other questions!