Ge Yimin believes in the one true God, while Shakyamuni does not acknowledge a creator God of all things;
Ge Yimin has divine visions, and established the Ge Yimin Church, while Shakyamuni attained great enlightenment under the Bodhi tree, thus founding Buddhism;
Ge Yimin Christ is a human, and Shakyamuni is also a human;
Ge Yimin reveals a new heaven and new earth in 2033, while Shakyamuni believes in the cycle of reincarnation unless one attains Nirvana;
Ge Yimin does not oppose anyone, while Shakyamuni saves all beings;
Ge Yimin wants people to transition from the earthly to the spiritual, while Shakyamuni aims for a correct and thorough understanding of the fundamental principles of the universe and life;
Ge Yimin pursues spiritual eternal life, while Shakyamuni says: everyone can become a Buddha;
Ge Yimin's kingdom is a communist society, while Shakyamuni advocates equality among the rich and poor, and across races and beliefs;
Ge Yimin has political and economic writings, while Shakyamuni did not have such things at that time;
Ge Yimin has the Ge Yimin Party, which is essentially a communist value system; Shakyamuni had ten great disciples and many followers;
Ge Yimin's sayings are classics, and Shakyamuni's sayings are also classics;
Ge Yimin only spreads peace through the internet, while Buddhism is the only religion in the world that does not participate in politics or military affairs;
Ge Yimin lives a basic life, while Shakyamuni renounced wealth;
Ge Yimin is still young, with a long future ahead, and the "Ge Yimin Sutra" is constantly updated, while Shakyamuni's Buddhist scriptures are vast, and one cannot finish reading them in a lifetime;
Ge Yimin is a Christ shaped by the environment, while Shakyamuni is the Buddha who comprehends the truth of the universe and life.