What does Buddhism think about the paradise of other religions?

Ten Heavens in the eyes of Buddhism.

This is more complicated. Because the level of doctrine varies from religion to religion.

In Buddhism, the division of other religions into two types is distraction and mindfulness. Seeking the Dharma outside the heart is the outer way, and seeking the Dharma in the heart is a religion that conforms to the teachings of the Buddhas of the Ten Directions.

So some Buddhists evaluate other religions according to this principle.

Heaven in some religions does not exist, that is, the god of that religion does not exist itself, so how can there be heaven?

In some religions, heaven is the world of heaven and man. That is, Buddhism believes that the gods of the religion are nothing more than the fruit of the celestial beings (including the heavenly demon kings who have incarnated in the heavens).

In some religions, the heavens are considered to be the Elysium of the Buddhas of the Ten Directions. What we know the most is Amitabha's Western Elysium, which is revered by the Pure Land sect. In fact, the Buddhas of the Ten Directions, the hundreds of millions of Buddha countries, may not be called Buddhas, or the relationship between the name and the name, or the problem of language translation and culture.

Whatever nationality you enter, you will be educated in whatever convenient way. Then it is very likely that a Buddha has different names in different nationalities, because only one Buddha in a world will manifest himself as a Buddha, so other Buddhas and Bodhisattvas will not call themselves Buddhas and Bodhisattvas when they come to the world.

For example, some people say that Jesus was a bodhisattva and practiced the bodhisattva path in the world. Then God's heaven can also be understood as "the blissful pure land of the Lord Buddha."

The three major religions in the world or other orthodox religions are all the same in the end, fraternity and world peace.

There have been many international religious exchange conferences, and religions have learned from each other and exchanged ideas with each other, and they are equal and respectful.

Buddhism is compassionate, Buddhism talks about the truth of the universe, the reincarnation of cause and effect, the Buddha cannot help us turn stones into gold, but only teaches us to plant seeds in the spring, and there will be harvest in the autumn, and the Buddha is just a teacher for us to move forward correctly. Buddhism pays attention to tolerance, any religion teaches us love, teaches us tolerance, and only by releasing positive energy will there be a field of positive energy

Heaven: The Heavenly Dao of the Six Realms.

Celestial beings have heavenly bodies, supernatural powers, great blessings, and a long lifespan, and when they are not enlightened, they still need to be reincarnated.

exists, but is still in the six realms of reincarnation.

Immeasurable Method, go where you go, come from where you come.

Personal opinion: different paths to the same end!

Seek common ground while reserving differences, and coexist peacefully!