Christian faith groups

Christian theological belief systems

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Today, there are many ways of classifying the over 1,500 faith groups in North America that consider themselves to be Christian. One can sort them:

	Into three or four meta-groups (e.g. Roman Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant, and perhaps Anglican),
	By "wing" (e.g. conservative, mainline, and liberal),
	By religious family, (Baptist, Lutheran, Pentecostal, etc.)
	By denomination (From the Amish to The Way), and
	By theological belief system (Calvinism, Arminianism, etc.; They often cut across denominational boundaries.) See below.

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Some theological belief systems and movements are listed below.

Anglo-Israelism & British Israelism

World Wide Church of God

Arminianism

Calvinism

Christian Identity Movement

Evangelical wing of Christianity

Progressive Christianity

Dominionism (a.k.a. Reconstructionist Movement, Dominion theology, Theonomy)

"Faith segment" criteria used by the Barna Group -- the main U.S. religious polling group

Essays on many more topics remain to be written

Related topics:

	Reacting to religious diversity: Exclusivism, pluralism, inclusivism
	Christian beliefs on the status of Jews: Supercessionism & dual covenant belief
	Competing theories about the "end times" and millennialism
	Essay by Rabbi Allen Maller: One God with Many Faces: A religious view of pluralism

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