Caodaism and Spiritism

Caodaism and Spiritism

Updated 2012-05-07 18:22:00

Caodaism is the first religious community so far that enables its adepts to have direct communication with the transcendental world via institutionalised spiritist seances. We believe that their doctrine provides the synthesis of all great teachings of the past. The full name of Cao Dai religion is “The Great Way of the Third Era of Salvation.”

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Caodai in Cambodia Farrell

Caodai in Cambodia Farrell

Updated 2012-05-07 16:37:44

On 17 September last year, the mid-morning monotony of the Mao Tse Tsung Boulevard was interrupted by an unusual spectacle. Amid the petrol fumes and incessant growl of engines, twelve people in long white robes marched towards the Intercontinental Hotel. There the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) was holding its Inter Parliamentary Organisational Summit (AIPOS)

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Caodai in Bangladesh

Caodai in Bangladesh

Updated 2012-05-07 13:14:27

During the course of taking Caodaism to the international community, the Caodai Overseas Missionary has been making some interesting contacts. Friends are appearing from the four corners of the world. It was nevertheless surprising to hear that interested parties had organized an international symposium on Caodaism at Dhaka University, Bangladesh.

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Brief Outline of History and Philosophy of Caodaism

Brief Outline of History and Philosophy of Caodaism

Updated 2012-05-02 21:45:45

Written by Trần Cảnh

It was often said that few phenomena in Asia have been so completely misinterpreted by the West as the Vietnamese religion known as "Caodaism". Given its firm roots of Caodaism in Vietnamese culture, and the adherence of millions of followers, it is surprising that only recently have serious studies of the Cao Dai been undertaken.

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A Summary of Cao-Dai Rituals

A Summary of Cao-Dai Rituals

Updated 2012-05-01 13:51:21

Written by Caodai Overseas Missionary

 

Method of Worshipping and Making Offerings - God's Altar

In establishing an altar to the Supreme Being one must choose a location that is pure. The best position for such a shrine is in the middle of the house, high on the wall with a curtain to draw across. The altar requires:

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A brief History and Philosophy

A brief History and Philosophy

Updated 2012-05-01 12:24:27

As a religion that encompasses a vast range of religious ideas from many different cultures and cosmologies, there is much that I could say about Caodaism. As I am speaking in Bangladesh however, there are a few areas I would like to highlight as they are issues that also concern the Muslim world and cultures that are infused with Hindu cosmological assumptions

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Report on the Course of Caodaism at Dhaka University, Bangladesh

Report on the Course of Caodaism at Dhaka University, Bangladesh

Updated 2012-04-13 15:02:56

Ever since the birth of the Department of World Religions and Culture of Dhaka University in 1999 has been increasingly felt the need for moral training of the students and conducting research in world religions. In order to reach the targeted vision, the Department of World Religions and Culture introduced a four-year Bachelor Degree in 2005. The subjects offered in this program include almost all religious traditions of the world. It is not possible to teach all religions as major courses. The courses that are taught as major ones, Caodaism is one of them. The course is introduced in the beginning of the program after the academic committee approved it in June, 2005. Professor Dr. Kazi Nurul Islam focused on the role of Caodai Religious Tradition in achieving targeted goals...

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CAODAISM : a Religion for Peace

CAODAISM : a Religion for Peace

Updated 2012-04-13 14:35:32

Ladies and Gentlemen,

On behalf of the Sacerdotal Council and the Caodai Overseas Missionary, we are very honored to be invited to this Second International Conference on Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue. We would like to contribute the view of our religion, Caodaism, to this conference’s main theme “Religions for Peace”. This view is exactly based on the spiritist messages that God has transmitted to us when He created this new religion called CAO DAI.

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10 Days in Vietnam

10 Days in Vietnam

Updated 2012-04-13 14:08:45

On September 19, 2010, we, four faculty members of the Department of World Religions and Culture of the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh, visited Viet Nam at the invitation of His Eminence Cardinal Thuong Tam Thanh, Chairman of the Sacerdoce of Cao Dai religion. We were led by Professor Dr. Kazi Nurul Islam, Founder and Chairman of the Department of World Religions and Culture. At Tan Son Nhat International Airport, Ho Chi Minh City, the cheerful hosts of the Caodai leaders from home and abroad greeted and welcomed us. They gave us a warm reception in a luxurious hotel of Ho Chi Minh City where we stayed for three nights and two days. Mentionably, Rev. Canh Tran, honorable president of Caodai Overseas Missionary, Washington DC, USA, Mrs. Canh and Mrs. Nguyen Ngoc Lan took the total care of our team. The tour became a reality because of Rev. Tran Canh’s unfailingly efficient and consistent efforts.

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Special Seminar on “Kazi Nazrul Islam and Interfaith Harmony”

Special Seminar on “Kazi Nazrul Islam and Interfaith Harmony”

Updated 2012-04-13 10:29:44

(News from Dhaka, Bangladesh, June 1, 2011)

 

On the occasion of the 112th Birthday of Kazi Nazrul Islam, the National Poet of Bangladesh, the Centre for Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue of the Department of World Religions and Culture of Dhaka University held a seminar on “Kazi Nazrul Islam and Interfaith Harmony” on May 25, 2011.

 

Professor Saumitra Shekar of the Department of Bangla and an active member of Religions for Peace (RfP), Bangladesh presented the keynote paper. Principal Pranab Kumar Barua, Vice President of RfP-Bangladesh and the Secretary General of Bangladesh Buddhist Cultural Propagation Society, Professor Hirendra Nath Biswas, Vice President of RfP-Bangladesh and the President, Bangladesh National Hindu Reformation Society; Dr. Marufi Khan, Principal Ispahani Girls’ College, Dhaka and Professor Fr. Tapan Camilus De Rozario, Vice President of RfP-Bangladesh and Director, Pontifical Mission Society of Bangladesh took part in the discussion.

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