The present study investigates the substantial influence of religion on the formation of contemporary Vietnamese society. The text examines the role of religious organizations and beliefs in fostering social order, moral principles, and national progress in Vietnam. This study examines the historical backdrop of religious impact, present governmental regulations regarding religion, and the manner in which different religions engage in social welfare and cultural conservation. The study asserts that religion has a crucial function in the social structure of Vietnam, requiring ongoing involvement and reform of policies to optimize its beneficial effects while minimizing possible conflicts.