Triple

Target class: Māori religious movement
Context triple: [Rātana Church, instanceOf, Māori religious movement]

• A. Iroquois religious movement
  The Iroquois religious movement was a late 18th- and early 19th-century revitalization of traditional Haudenosaunee spiritual beliefs and practices, blending Indigenous cosmology with selected Christian elements to promote moral reform, social cohesion, and cultural survival.
• B. Moriori cultural tradition
  Moriori cultural tradition encompasses the unique beliefs, practices, social structures, and peaceful philosophies developed by the Indigenous Moriori people of Rēkohu (Chatham Islands), shaped by their isolation, environment, and history.
• C. Native American church
  The Native American Church is a syncretic religious movement among Indigenous peoples of North America that combines traditional Native American beliefs and practices with elements of Christianity, often centered around the ceremonial use of peyote as a sacrament.
• D. Māori trust
  A Māori trust is a legal entity established to manage and protect Māori communal assets, land, and resources for the collective benefit and cultural, social, and economic advancement of its beneficiaries.
• E. Bible Student movement
  The Bible Student movement is a Christian restorationist group that emerged in the late 19th century under Charles Taze Russell, emphasizing literal Bible study, millennial expectations, and a return to what they view as first-century Christian beliefs and practices.
• F. None of above. chosen