RELIGIOUS PROBLEM IN VIETNAM: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, Nguyen Minh Quang

From the angle of religious faith, statistic show that there are six major religions legally operating in Vietnam. Among them, two are indigenous (Cao Dai dan Hoa Hao) and the rest imported (Buddhism, Christianity, Evangelism and Islam)

The six religions have today 20 million followers (a fourth of Vietnam's population), about 50,000 religious practitioners, and more than 20,000 places of worship including churches, temples, mosque and other sanctuaries.

The religions in Vietnam pursue different faiths. Irrespective of their short or long history of development in this country, they are always united within the national community, sharing the common cause of national building and defence of the 54 ethnic groups of Vietnam.

Religious Problems in Vietnam: Questions and Answers offers an insight into Vietnam's religious issues. The book also presents the policies on religion of the Communist Party and the State of Vietnam.