In Jainism, there is no belief in a creator god or a supreme being who controls the universe. Instead, Jainism teaches that the universe is eternal and operates according to its own laws, without the intervention of a god.

However, Jainism recognizes liberated souls known as "Tirthankaras" and "Siddhas." These beings have attained perfect knowledge (Kevala Jnana), infinite bliss, and liberation (moksha) from the cycle of birth and death (samsara). Jains show great reverence and devotion (bhakti) to these enlightened beings, but they are not considered creators or controllers of the universe. Rather, they are regarded as spiritual teachers and ideals for self-realization.

In summary, while Jainism has revered spiritual beings, it does not have gods in the sense of a creator or ruler of the universe.