- SECTS
- Splinter groups
- Amish et al.
- Amish, etc.
- Religious factions
- Shakers and Dunkers, e.g.
- Split-off groups
- Factions
- Religious subgroups
- Divine Light Mission and Moonies
- Hasidim and Shi'a
- Nation of Gods and Earths et al.
- Raelians et al.
- Some branches
- Wiccans and witches
- Split denominations
- Branch offshoots
- Religious groups
- True believers
- Denominations
- Bands of believers
- Religious bodies
- Chips off the old flock?
- Doukhobor and Hutterite, e.g.
- Offshoot groups
- Religious splinter groups
- Small denominations?
- Breakaway groups
- The Pharisees and others
- Doctrinal offshoots
- Zen Buddhism and others
- They've gotta have faith
- Separate schools
- Worship groups
- They may differ in their rites
- Religious branches
- Hasidism and Sikhism
- Religious denominations
- Religious spin-offs
- Splinter group
- Splinter groups, sometimes
- Shakers and Quakers
- Religious schisms
- The Amish, the Shakers, et al.
- Denominational offshoots
- Dissenting divisions
- Faith factions
- Religious offshoots
- Shakers and others
- Gnostics and others
- Cainites and others
- Religious divisions
- Shakers et al.
- Quakers et al.
- Schism outcomes
- Groups breaking away
- Branches
- Doctrinal breakaways
- Religious subdivisions
- Cults
- Fringe groups
- Sunni and Shia
- Schools of thought
- Spinoff groups
- Factions of a faith
- Offshoots
- Broken-off branches
- Religious offshoot groups
- School spin-offs
- Breakaway factions
- Factions of faith
- Results of rifts
- Shakers and Quakers, e.g.
- Some offshoots
- Theological branches
- Mennonites and others
- Yellow Hats and Red Hats, for two
- Quakers and Shakers, e.g.
- Orders.
- Schools.
- Opinionated factions.
- Seventh-day groups.
- Parties.
- Divisions.
- Groups.
- Divisions: Abbr.
- Followings.
- Schools or followings.
- Groups of like-minded people.
- Partitions: Abbr.
- Groups of adherents.
- Relig. units
- Persuasions
- Common-interest groups
- Social groups
- Amish and Shakers
- Shakers and Dukhobors
- Schismatic groups
- Dissenting bodies
- Conventicle groups
- Faiths
- Mennonites et al.
- Conventicle participants
- Religious blocs
- Their ism may cause a schism
- Shin and Zen
- Amish and Hasidim
- Branch Davidians et al.
- Nazarenes and others
- Sunnites and Shiites, e.g.
- Parts of faiths
- They branch off
- Sunni and Shia, for two
- Friends and such
- Quakers and Shakers
- They've been splintered
- Certain branches
- Niche religions
- The Quakers and others
- Sunnis and Shiites, e.g.
- Dissenting groups
- Many offshoots
- Vaishnavism and Shaivism, e.g.
- Wanderers from the flock?
- Split-off religions
- Church offshoots
- Breakaway religious groups
- Separated religious bodies
- Docetism and Sikhism, e.g.
- Splinter denominations
- Spiritual spinoffs
- Divisions or offshoots
- Results of some religious schisms
- Heretical groups say their critics
- Shiites and Shakers
- Sunnism and Shiism, for two
- Religious units
- Factions of faiths
- Heretic factions, perhaps
- Some splinter groups
- Divisions of Wicca, e.g.
- Amish subgroups, e.g.
- Unpopular religious groups
- Splinters, of sorts
- Doctrinal divisions
- Faithful denominations
- Faithful subgroups
- Small factions
- Faith-based groups
- Heretical factions
- Dunkers and Shakers
- Nonconformist groups
- Faithful factions
- Factions of the faithful
- Factions of faithful
- Schism results, perhaps
