Cao Dai

Cao Dai is a syncretic religion that originated in Vietnam in the 20th century, combining elements from various faiths, including Buddhism, Christianity, Taoism, and Confucianism. Founded in 1926, it emphasizes the unity of all religions and advocates for moral living and spiritual enlightenment. Followers believe in a supreme deity, referred to as God the Father, and practice meditation, prayer, and rituals to connect with the divine and promote peace and harmony. Cao Dai places importance on social justice and the cultivation of virtues, aiming to foster understanding among different cultures and beliefs.