State management of land and worship facilities related to the activities of Cao Dai religion in the South Central coastal provinces

Abstract

Cao Dai religion is one of the major religions in the South Central Coast provinces. With its unique characteristics in the development process, Cao Dai religion is often divided into different sects. Due to the direct impact of the war in the past and the harsh weather, the land related to Cao Dai religion in this area fluctuated, and worship facilities were degraded, requiring renovation and new construction. Therefore, state management of land and worship facilities related to the activities of Cao Dai religion is not only the responsibility of state management agencies but also an activity to meet the needs of people about belief and religion in the new situation.