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=== Abrahamic religions ===
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''Believers in One God also called classical  monotheism .''
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Revision as of 18:22, 11 June 2005

The following is a list of religions. Note that the classification hereunder is only one of several possible. This system uses a filter system for categorization. A group will be listed in a category as close to the top of the page as the definitions for the category allow. Even if multiple definitions are applicable a religion will only be listed once. The definition of religion for this page is fairly liberal.

Magical / Esoteric

Abrahamic religions

Believers in One God also called classical monotheism .

  • Babism
  • Bahá'í
    • Bahá'í Faith
    • Orthodox Bahá'í Faith
  • Christianity (see List of Christian denominations )
    • Eastern Orthodoxy
    • Roman Catholicism
    • Oriental Orthodoxy ( Monophysitism )
    • Nestorianism
    • Protestantism
      • Anabaptists
      • Anglicans
      • Baptists
      • Lutherans
      • Methodists
      • Pentecostalism|Pentecostals
      • Reformed churches|Reformed
        • Presbyterian
      • Society of Friends (Quakers)
      • Waldensians
    • Restorationism
      • Jehovah's Witnesses
      • Mormonism
      • Seventh-day Adventist Church|Seventh-day Adventist
  • Druzism
  • Gnosticism
    • Basilidians
    • Bogomils
    • Borborites
    • Cainites
    • Carpocratians
    • Cathars
    • Marcionism (not entirely Gnostic)
    • Ophites
    • Valentinians
  • Islam
    • Ahmadiyya
    • Kharijites
      • Ibadis
      • Sufris
    • Nation of Islam
    • Shi'a Islam (Shiite)
      • Alawites
      • Ismailis
      • Jafari
      • Zaiddiyah
    • Sunni Islam
      • Berailvi
      • Deobandi
      • Hanafi
      • Hanbali
      • Maliki
      • Mu'tazili
      • Shafi'i
      • Wahhabi
    • Sufism
    • Zikri
  • Judaism
    • Contemporary divisions
      • Karaite Judaism
      • Rabbinic Judaism
        • Orthodox Judaism
          • Haredi Judaism
          • Hassidic Judaism
          • Modern Orthodox Judaism
        • Reform Judaism
        • Conservative Judaism ( Masorti )
        • Reconstructionist Judaism
      • Humanistic Judaism
    • Historical Sects
      • Hasmoneans
      • Essenes
      • Pharisees
      • Sadducees
      • Zealots
        • Sicarii
    • Heretical sects that believed Jesus was a prophet
      • Ebionites
      • Elkasites
      • Nazarenes
      • Talmidaism
    • Crypto-Jews
      • Marranos
      • Conversos
    • Jewish messianic movements
      • Jacob Frank (Frankists)
      • Sabbatai Zevi (Sabbatians)
        • Donmeh
  • Samaritanism (Samaritans)
  • Mandaeanism
  • Rastafarianism
  • Black Hebrews

Dharmic religions

Religions with a concept of Dharma, also major religions of historical India

Other revealed religions

These are broadly similar to Abrahamic religions in scope and nature, but follow a separate history of prophesy and belief

Indigenous religions

The orally transmitted canon of indigenous peoples, many involving some variant of animism and most defunct

  • African religions
    • Akamba mythology
    • Akan mythology
    • Ashanti mythology
    • Bushongo mythology
    • Dahomey mythology
    • Dinka mythology
    • Efik mythology
    • Egyptian mythology
    • Isoko mythology
    • Khoikhoi mythology
    • Lotuko mythology
    • Lugbara mythology
    • Pygmy mythology
    • Tumbuka mythology
    • Yoruba mythology
    • Zulu mythology
  • European religions
  • Asian religions
    • Babylonian and Assyrian religion
      • Assyrian mythology
      • Babylonian mythology
      • Chaldean mythology
      • Sumerian mythology
    • Bön (Indigenous Tibetan belief)
    • Chinese mythology
    • Shinto
      • Oomoto
    • Tengrism (Indigenous Mongol, Tartar & Kazakh belief)
    • Yezidis (Modified indigenous Kurdish belief)
  • Native American religions
    • Abenaki mythology
    • Aztec mythology
    • Blackfoot mythology
    • Chippewa mythology
    • Creek mythology
    • Crow mythology
    • Guarani mythology
    • Haida mythology
    • Ho-Chunk mythology
    • Huron mythology
    • Ibo mythology
    • Iroquois mythology
    • Kwakiutl mythology
    • Lakota mythology
    • Lenape mythology
    • Navaho mythology
    • Nootka mythology
    • Pawnee mythology
    • Salish mythology
    • Seneca mythology
    • Tsimshian mythology
    • Ute mythology
    • Zuni mythology
  • Northern indigenous religions
    • Aleut mythology
    • Evenk mythology
    • Inuit mythology
    • Yukaghir mythology
  • Oceanic religions
    • Australian Aboriginal mythology
    • Balinese mythology
    • Micronesian mythology
    • Maori mythology
    • Modekngei (Republic of Palau )
    • Nauruan indigenous religion
    • Polynesian mythology
    • Tuvaluan mythology

Neopaganism

Modern religions seeking to recreate indigenous, usually pre-Christian, beliefs and practices

  • Ásatrú
  • Church of All Worlds
  • Dievturiba
  • Ghost Dance
  • Neo-druidism
  • Judeo-Paganism
  • Hellênismos
  • Orisha (beliefs of the former West African slaves in the New World)
    • Kumina
    • Obeah
    • Santeria (Lukumi)
    • Voudun
      • Beninese Vodun
      • La Regla Arara
      • Jeje Vodun
      • Sèvis Gine
  • Kongo (beliefs of the former South and Central African (Bantu) slaves in the New World
    • Candomblé
    • Macumba
    • Palo
      • Mayombe
        • Kimbisa
        • Briyumba
        • Malongo
    • Umbanda and Quimbanda
    • Xango
  • Rodoverie (Slavic paganism)
  • Summum
  • Wicca
    • Alexandrian Wicca
    • Dianic Wicca ( Feminist Wicca )
    • Gardnerian Wicca
    • Seax-Wica
    • Faery Wicca
    • Feri Tradition

Non-revealed religions

Philosophies not transmitted by a divine prophet

Left-Hand Path religions

The ultimate goal is separating consciousness from the universe, rather than being absorbed by it

  • Demonolatry
  • Dragon Rouge
  • Satanism
    • LaVeyan Satanism
      • Church of Satan
      • First Satanic Church
    • Order of Nine Angles
  • Setianism also spelled Sethianism
    • Temple of Set
    • The Storm
  • Quimbanda

Syncretic religions

Faiths created from blending earlier religions or that consider all or some religions to be essentially the same

  • Revelation of Arès
  • Cao Dai
  • Falun Dafa ( Falun Gong )
  • Huna
  • Konkokyo
  • Law of One
  • Mahikari [2]
  • Manichaeism
  • Unitarian Universalism
  • Universal Life Church
  • Tenrikyo
  • Theosophy
  • Seicho-No-Ie

Entheogen religions

Religions based around divinely inspiring substances

  • Ayahuasca-based beliefs
    • Santo Daime [3]
    • União do Vegetal
  • Church of the Universe (marijuana sacrament)
  • Peyotism
  • THC Ministry

New religious movement s

Religions founded since 1850 with small followings

Indigenous NRM's

  • Burkhanism
  • Cargo cults
  • Ghost Dance
  • Native American Church

African Diaspora / Latin American NRM's

  • Rastafarianism
  • Umbanda
  • Candomble

Hindu-oriented NRM's

  • Sai Baba / Sathya Sai Baba
  • Hare Krishna
  • Transcendental Meditation
  • Sant Mat
  • Swaminarayan
  • Vedanta Society
  • Rajneeshism
  • Meher Baba (actually a Zoroastrian)

NRM's with Islamic Roots

  • Subud
  • Ahmadi
  • Baha'i
  • Dances of Universal Peace
  • Said Nursi
  • Nation of Islam (Black Muslims)

Christian-oriented NRM's

  • Unification Church
  • Jehovah's Witnesses
  • Adventism
  • Mormonism
  • Jesus People
  • Children of God
  • People's Temple
  • Pentecostalism
  • Holiness movement

Buddhist-oriented NRM's

  • Soka Gakkai
  • Won Buddhism
  • Hoa Hao
  • Friends of the Western Buddhist Order

Chinese-oriented NRM's

  • I-Kuan Tao
  • Falun Gong

Japanese-oriented NRM's

  • Tenrikyo
  • Seicho no Ie
  • Johrei or Reiki
  • Oomoto
  • Soka Gakkai
  • Aum Shinrikyo

Korean-oriented NRM's

  • Chondogyo
  • Unification Church

Vietnamese-oriented NRM's

  • Caodaism
  • Hoa Hao

White Supremacist Religions

  • Church of Jesus Christ Christian
  • Covenant of the Sword and the Arm of the Lord
  • World Church of the Creator ( Creativity Movement )
  • Church of the American Knights of the Ku Klux Klan [4]

Alien-based religions

  • The Aetherius Society [5]
  • Raelism
  • Scientology
    • Church of Scientology
    • Free Zone
  • Unarius society ( Unarius Academy of Science ) [6]
  • Urantia, Book of

Other NRM's

  • Anthroposophy
  • Aum Shinrikyo ( Aleph )
  • Baluan Native Christian United Church
  • Breatharianism (Air cult)
  • Brianism
  • Christian Fellowship Church of New Georgia
  • Church Universal and Triumphant
  • Eckankar
  • Elan Vital
  • Faithists of Kosmon
  • Juche (The personality cult of North Korean leaders)
  • Order of the Solar Temple
  • Process Church|Process Church of the Final Judgement
  • Purtillology
  • Racist religions
  • Sathya Sai Organisation
    • Kardecist Spiritism
  • Subud
  • Tuka Movement
  • The Unification Church (Moonies)
  • Church of Virus
  • Yoism

Parody or mock religions

Groups that poke fun at other religions or religion in general

  • Church of the SubGenius (The cult of Bob Dobbs)
  • Discordianism (The Cult of Eris, the Goddess of Chaos)
  • Church of Bill Nye The Science Guy
  • Church of God the Utterly Indifferent
  • Elvis religions
    • Church of Jesus Christ Elvis
    • The First Preslyterian Church of Elvis the Divine [7]
  • Fictional religions turned Parody
    • Bokononism
    • Jedi census movement
  • The First Church of the Last Laugh [8]
  • Invisible Pink Unicorn
  • Kibology
  • Landover Baptist Church
  • Universal Church of Google
  • Roshambo (religion)|Roshambo
  • Shatnerology
  • Text editor religions
    • Church of Emacs
    • Cult of Vi
    • First Church of Pac-Man [9]

Nonsectarian and trans-sectarian religious movements and practices

Mysticism

Forms of religion

References