The Truth National Political Publishing House published the book "Religion and Religious Life in Vietnam - Questions and Answers" by author Nguyen Thai Binh, Deputy Director of the Truth National Political Publishing House and Dr. Do Thi Thanh Huong, Institute of Religion and Belief, Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics.
Vietnam is a multi-religious country. Besides indigenous religions, there are also many religions imported from outside such as Buddhism, Catholicism, Islam,... The Party and State of Vietnam always respect and ensure freedom of belief and religion and implement a policy of religious solidarity.
In Vietnam, there are currently 16 officially recognized religions. In recent years, along with the large number of followers, religious life in Vietnam has undergone fundamental changes, from the religious activities of followers to the activities of religious dignitaries and religious organizations. Religions operate in accordance with their doctrines and canons, comply with the provisions of the law, are closely connected to the nation, actively participate in social activities, and contribute to the country's development.
The book "Religion and religious life in Vietnam - Questions and answers" provides readers with basic knowledge and understanding of 16 recognized religions in Vietnam, thereby showing a picture of the rich, diverse and unique religious life in Vietnam today.
The book serves many readers: researchers, teachers, leaders, managers, students, tour guides, religious and non-religious people... Along with comprehensive knowledge about religions, readers also see the characteristics of each religion, especially indigenous religions.
In a concise, easy-to-understand question-and-answer format, the book not only presents basic knowledge about the doctrines, canons, rituals, and organizations of religions, but also analyzes things to keep in mind when communicating and behaving with religions; and answers frequently asked questions about religion.
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