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Caodaism is a monotheistic religion officially established in the city of Tây Ninh in Southern Vietnam in 1926. Cao Dai, literally means the "Highest Lord", is the supreme deity that created the universe. The symbol of the faith is the Left Eye of God (The Divine Eye). The father of the universe, Cao Đài, is believed to have talked with men since the beginning of times, revealing his will.

So history is divided into three times of revelation. In the first two periods, there were teachings of Buddha and Jesus, and founded their respective religions to serve and educate humanity. Caodaists also believe that former revelations were culture-bound, being applicable only for certain ethnicities and ages. The third and final form of revelation is disclosed through the teachings of the Cao Đài faith.

Unknown to most outsiders, Joan of Arc is worshipped in the Caodaism. She guided the Faith at its inception and promoted full equality for women. They also have many other well-known figures, including Muhammad, Moses, Louis Pasteur, Shakespeare, and Lenin. Victor Hugo is probably the most important European figure to play a role in Caodaism, since he gave many teachings and prayers.