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Religious Movements Homepage: Cao Daism
Founder, Sacred Texts, Cult or Sect, Size of Group, History. [eng] |
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Cao Dai: Religion of Many Spirits
Cao Dai was officially founded through a medium session 1926 by Ngo Van Chieu (a.k.a. Ngo Minh Chieu), an official of the French colonial administration that was widely read in both Eastern and Western religion with a particular interest in spiritism (Ellwood). One of the main points of Cao Daiism can be seen as early as this point in its history: it is a religion not founded by a man like Islam, Christianity, and Buddhism were, but rather by God (Dai Dao) himself. [eng] |
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DAI DAO TAM KY PHO DO
Esoteric school. Coomunity. Video Cao Dai. [eng] |
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CaoDaism and Its Overseas Missionary
Study Caodaism in English and Vietnamese. The role, activities, and missions of Cao-Dai Overseas Missionary and about Cao-Dai Religion Activities. [eng] |
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Cao Dai Organization
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Around Vietnam Photo Album
Tay Ninh and the Main Caodai Temple. [eng] |
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The Caodaism Historical and Doctrinal Climpse
Neologism shaped by the Press and the French and authorities of Indochina, the expression "CAODAISM" indicates since 1926, in Viet Nam, a new mystic dedicated to the worship of adoration of God under the symbol of the Divine EYE (Divine eye surrouded by irradiation.) and under the sacred title of "NGOC HOANG THUONG DE" (Emperor of lade GOD), NAM PHUONG GIAO CHU (Spiritual Master of the South), CAO DAI TIEN ONG (Cao Dai the Old Immortal), DAI BO TAT (the Eldest Boddhisattva), MA HA TAT (the Venerable Saint). [eng] |
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