Triple

Target class: religious tradition in Vietnam
Context triple: [Vietnamese Buddhism, instanceOf, religious tradition in Vietnam]

• A. Cao Dai doctrine
  Cao Dai doctrine is a syncretic religious system that blends elements of Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Christianity, and spiritism, teaching the unity of all religions under one supreme deity and emphasizing moral living, spiritual evolution, and universal harmony.
• B. Vietnamese folk religious concept
  A Vietnamese folk religious concept is a culturally rooted belief, practice, or spiritual entity within Vietnam’s indigenous, syncretic tradition that blends ancestor veneration, local deities, and elements of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism.
• C. religious tradition chosen
  A religious tradition is an enduring, socially shared system of beliefs, practices, narratives, and institutions that shapes how a community understands and relates to the sacred, the moral order, and ultimate meaning.
• D. Vietnamese folk deities
  Vietnamese folk deities are a diverse pantheon of indigenous, ancestral, nature, and historical spirits venerated through syncretic rituals that blend Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, and local animist traditions to protect communities and guide daily life.
• E. Tibetan religion
  Tibetan religion is a syncretic spiritual tradition centered on Tibetan Buddhism, blending ancient Bon practices, Buddhist philosophy, ritual, and monastic culture to shape the religious life of Tibet and surrounding regions.
• F. None of above.