After all, Buddha talks about "something unborn,.... upon which the born depends

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Hello From the "Udana" Buddha speaks thus:"There is something unborn, something uncreated and unformed. If this didn't exist, the escape from the world of the born,the possessing of origine, the created and the formed,would not be possible." The wisdom of the Buddha for 365 days (I have made my own translation here, so it is perhaps somewhat incorrect) This is good enough for me as The Cause of Causes. For me God is unborn, uncreated and unformed, from my perspective. He, or IT just "IS". As a Bahai I like the description: It is the Selfsubsisting.It doesn't need to be born, be formed and created. When Buddha says there is "no God,..." no this or that.." I believe he might refer to the images people had at the time of His appearence, and that it needed to be corrected,radically. It, the concept of God might have consisted of all too anthropomorph pictures or even sculptural figures. Christianity is no exception, there is the crusifix even today. They even mean to say "God has become flesh" Maybe it was the same when Buddha came and He could have referred to such images. What do you think about .."Something unborn... exist(s)" Greetings Lailamaria