Triple

Target class: Central African–derived religion
Context triple: [Las Reglas de Congo, instanceOf, Central African–derived religion]

• A. West African religion
  West African religion encompasses diverse indigenous spiritual systems characterized by belief in a supreme creator, veneration of ancestors and nature spirits, and rich ritual practices that shape community life and cultural identity.
• B. African diasporic religion chosen
  African diasporic religion is a set of spiritual traditions and practices that emerged among African-descended communities in the Americas and beyond, blending West and Central African cosmologies with elements of Christianity, Indigenous beliefs, and local cultures.
• C. Yoruba-derived religion
  A Yoruba-derived religion is a spiritual tradition rooted in the cosmology, deities (òrìṣà), and ritual practices of the Yoruba people of West Africa, often syncretized with other religious elements in the African diaspora.
• D. Afro-Caribbean spiritual tradition
  A rich and diverse set of belief systems and ritual practices in the Caribbean that blend African cosmologies, Indigenous influences, and European religious elements to honor ancestors, spirits, and deities while guiding community life and personal well-being.
• E. Afro-Caribbean spiritual practice
  Afro-Caribbean spiritual practice is a syncretic religious and cultural tradition that blends West and Central African cosmologies with Indigenous and European influences, expressed through rituals, music, dance, divination, and reverence for ancestors and spirits.
• F. None of above.