The Path of the Three Religions of Vietnam - From the beginning to the twentieth century ; "Dan toc Viet chi it co khoang hai ngan nam tiep thu van hoa Tam giao du nhap tu hai dong tam linh An - Hoa. Vach lai con đuong Tam giao Viet Nam tu khoi nguyen đen đau the ky XX vi the co the giup hieu đuoc phan nao qua trinh dung hop va tiep bien van hoa Tam giao đe roi đua đen he qua la tai mien Nam vao nua đau the ky XX co cac ton giao noi sinh ra đoi voi mot net chung la đeu đe cao Tam giao đong nguyen (Nho, Lao, Phat chung nguon), đeu ton trong va kinh nguong Tam giao voi tam binh đang. Thuc tien nay cho thay dan toc Viet co kha nang nhan thuc đuoc mot nguyen ly chung tang an sau lop hinh tuong khac nhau cua cac ton giao. Nho the, tuy co nhieu tin nguong, Viet Nam chang he xay ra chien tranh ton giao." ; "The Vietnamese people have at least about two thousand years of absorbing the culture of the Three Religions imported from the two streams of Indian and Chinese spirituality. Outlining the path of the Three Religions of Vietnam from the beginning to the beginning of the twentieth century can help to understand the process of integrating and adapting the culture of the Three Religions and then leading to the result that, in the South in the first half of the twentieth century, endogenous religions were born with a common feature that they all upheld the same Three Religions (Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism of the same source), all respected and admired the Three Religions with an equal mind. This practice shows that the Vietnamese people are capable of being aware of a common principle hidden behind the different forms of religions. As a result, despite many faiths, Vietnam has not experienced any religious wars."