Abrahamic Religions

=== A group of monotheistic traditions sometimes grouped with one another for comparative purposes, because all refer to a patriarch named Abraham. ===
=== Bábism ===
* Azali
=== Bahá'í Faith ===
See also: Bahá'í divisions
* Bahá'ís Under the Provisions of the Covenant
* Orthodox Bahá'í Faith
=== Christianity ===
List of Christian denominations
; Western Christianity
* Anabaptists (Radical Protestants)
** Amish
** Hutterites
** Mennonites
** Quakers or ("Friends")
** River Brethren
** Schwarzenau Brethren
** Shakers
* Anglicanism
** Anglo-Catholicism
** Broad church
** Continuing Anglican movement
** English Dissenters (also Nonconformists)
** High church
** Low church
** Open Evangelicals
** Puritans
* Baptists
** General Baptists (also Free Will Baptists)
** Landmarkism
** Missionary Baptists
** Primitive Baptists
** Strict Baptists (also Reformed Baptists)
* Black church
** Black liberation theology
* Christian deism and Christian atheism
* Confessing Movement
* Evangelicalism
** Charismatic movement
** Dispensationalist Christian Zionism
** Emerging church
** Neo-charismatic movement
** Neo-Evangelicalism
** Plymouth Brethren
*** Exclusive Brethren
*** Open Brethren
** Progressive Christianity
** Protestant fundamentalism
* Jesuism
* Lutheranism
** Pietism
* Methodism
** Calvinistic Methodists
** Holiness movement
*** Church of the Nazarene
** The Salvation Army
** Wesleyanism
* Pentecostalism
** Church of God
** Latter Rain movement
** Word of Faith
* Proto-Protestant groups:
** Hussites
*** Moravians
** Lollardy
** Waldensians
* Reformed churches
** Amyraldism (called "four-point Calvinism")
** Arminianism
*** Remonstrants
** Calvinism
** Christian Reconstructionism
** Congregational churches
** Continental Reformed churches: Such as the Swiss Reformed, Dutch Reformed, and French Huguenot churches.
** Neo-Calvinism
** Presbyterianism
** Zwinglianism
* Restoration movement
** Adventism
*** Branch Davidians
*** Seventh-day Adventist Church
** Christadelphians
** Christian Science
** Churches of Christ
** Jehovah's Witnesses
** Millerism
** Mormonism
*** Mormon fundamentalism
** Stone-Campbell movement (called "Campbellites")
* Roman Catholic Church (called Roman Catholicism or "Catholicism"; subsisting predominantly in the Latin Church)
** Affirming Catholicism
** Breakaway Catholics
** Charismatic Catholics
** Hebrew Catholics
** Independent Catholic churches
*** Old Catholic Church (Union of Utrecht)
**** Polish National Catholic Church
** Liberal Catholicism
** Liberation theology (Latin American Neo-Marxist Catholicism)
** Modernist Catholics
** Traditionalist Catholics
*** Sedevacantism
* Unitarian Universalism
* Western esotericism
** Behmenism
** Christian Kabbalah
** Martinism
** Rosicrucianism
** Swedenborgianism (or "The New Church")
; Eastern Christianity
* Church of the East (called "Nestorian")
** Ancient Church of the East
** Assyrian Church of the East
** Chaldean Catholic Church
* Eastern Rite Roman Catholics (or Uniates? In full communion with and subject to the Roman Papacy, but retaining a diverse array of Eastern Christian liturgical rites; including the Maronites and Byzantine Catholics.
* Oriental Orthodox Churches (called Non-Chalcedonian or miaphysite/"monophysite"): Includes the Armenian Apostolic, Coptic, Syrian Orthodox, Ethiopian and Eritrean Orthodox Churches, as well as a portion of the St. Thomas Christians in India.
* Orthodox Catholic Church (called "Eastern Orthodoxy" or Orthodoxy): Includes the Greek Orthodox, Serbian Orthodox, Russian Orthodox, Romanian Orthodox, Bulgarian Orthodox, Georgian Orthodox, and several other autocephalous and autonomous Churches.
** Greek Old Calendarists (called "Genuine Orthodox" or "True Orthodox")
** Russian Old Believers (or "Old Ritualists")
*** Bezpopovtsy
*** Popovtsy
* Spiritual Christianity
** Doukhobor
** Molokan
==== Other Christian ====
Certain Christian groups are difficult to classify as "Eastern" or "Western."
* Christian Gnosticism
* Christian Universalism
* Nontrinitarianism
* Messianic Judaism
* Rastafari
* Unification Church
==== No-longer-extant Christian groups ====
* Arianism
* Ebionites
* Marcionism
=== Latter-Day Saints movement (Mormonism)[ ===
Main article: List of sects in the Latter Day Saint movement
* Latter Day Saint movement
=== Gnosticism ===
Many Gnostic groups were closely related to early Christianity, for example, Valentinism. Irenaeus wrote polemics against them from the standpoint of the then-unified Catholic Church.
Main article: Gnosticism
See also: List of Gnostic sects
* Cerdonians (no longer extant)
* Colarbasians (no longer extant)
* Simonians (no longer extant)
* Bogomilism (no longer extant)
* Catharism (no longer extant)
The Yazidis are a syncretic Kurdish religion with a Gnostic influence:
* Yazidis
; Persian Gnosticism
* Mandaeism
* Manichaeism (no longer extant)
* Bagnolians (no longer extant)
; Syrian-Egyptic Gnosticism
None of these religions are still extant.
Main article: Syrian-Egyptic Gnosticism
* Sethianism
** Basilideans
** Valentinianism
*** Bardaisan#Bardesanite school
; Neo-Gnostic Groups
* Ecclesia Gnostica
* Ecclesia Gnostica Catholica
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