While each group is different, we have found strong connections with some key denominations of Christianity. I've developed a graphical "family tree" of Christian denominations to provide context around where your prior denomination (or perhaps your current one!) connects back to the original roots of our faith in the Messiah.

The following flow chart or “family tree” is based on historic schisms and/or splits due to theological disagreements, reformation, or geo-political relocation and nothing to do with those who are genuinely in Christ by faith.

Interactive Tree Diagrams Show the Lineage and Rich History of Numerous Major World Religious Groups

(Not shown are ante-Nicene, nontrinitarian, and restorationist denominations.) This template is derived from File:ChristianityBranches.svg. It will link to article pages when placed in an article and categories when placed in a category. Editors can experiment in this template's sandbox (create | mirror) and testcases (create) pages.

This free eChart is taken from the pamphlet Denominations Comparison ISBN 9781890947354 . This pamphlet compares 12 Christian denominations and what they believe on different topics. It includes a Family Tree of Denominations which shows the roots of today s denominations and when they organized. © 2021 Rose Publishing, LLC.

Each family tree diagrams the rich history of a major world religion. To view and interactively explore a diagram, click on a religion below. Buddhism: Japanese; Buddhism: World Religion; Christianity: World Religion; Islam: World Religion; Judaism: World Religion; Credits

The chart shows that the Councils of Ephesus and Chalcedon resulted in new, separate denominations while the old Christianity continued, but the Great Schism resulted in a terminus to early Christianity and the equal split of Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy.

This chart is not meant to be viewed as extensive. Only the basic developments are included. Many movements and denominations are not included, but it gives you an idea of how the Reformation changed the face of the Church for good. Where once there was one “institution,” there are now hundreds of different variations of the Christian faith.

2023年11月13日 · Below are links to other charts from various sources that you might find useful for tracing the connections between major denominations and churches. From a historical perspective, I find most such trees lacking, as they usually fail to show early or medieval splinter groups, even those of great importance: Donatists, Montanists, Waldenses, etc.

This document provides a summary of 12 major Christian denominations and their core beliefs. It includes: - A chart that lists the denominations and their founders, dates of origin, typical membership sizes, and views on key theological topics …