SECT

SECT


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Word: sect
Phonetic: /sɛkt/
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An offshoot of a larger religion; a group sharing particular (often unorthodox) political and/or religious beliefs. Example: A religious sect.
A group following a specific ideal or a leader.
A cutting; a scion.


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A chip off the old flock?
Amish
Anabaptists
Black Muslims
Branch
Branch Davidians
Branch of religion
Branch seen in intersection
Breakaway bunch
Breakaway group
Broken-off branch
Cainites
Caste
Certain offshoot
Certain spin-off
Certain spinoff
Certain subdivision
Chip off the old bloc?
Chip off the old flock
Chip off the old flock?
Christian Science
Church branch
Church offshoot
Clan
Clique
Conventicle group
Cult
Denomination
Denominational offshoot
Devotees
Dissenting clique
Dissenting group
Divergent doctrine developer
Docetism
Doctrinaire faction
Dunkers
Extremist group
Faction
Faction of faithful
Faction within a faith
Faith faction
Faith group
Faith-based group
Following
Friends
Fringe group
Group of prayers
Group on a religious retreat?
Group out of the mainstream
Group within a group
Hasidim or Amish
Hasidim
Hasidism or Docetism
Hasidism
Heretic group
Ism schism group?
Its broken off
Its splintered
Its split
Its usually smaller than a denomination
Jehovahs Witnesses
Like-minded group
Little faith?
Mennonites
Methodists
Minority group
Nazarenes
Newspaper part: Abbr.
Nonmainstream group
Not a mainstream religion
Offshoot group
Offshoot of a sort
One may be Protestant
Order
Parseeism
Parsees
Part thats broken off
Party
Party faction
Persuasion
Pharisees
Prayer group?
Product of a schism
Quakers or Hasidim
Quakers or Shakers
Religion spin-off
Religious body
Religious branch
Religious denomination
Religious faction
Religious group
Religious movement
Religious offshoot
Religious offshot
Religious order
Religious schism
Religious splinter group
Religious subdivision
Religious subgroup
Result of a schism
Schism
Schismatic group
Separate religious group
Shakers or Mennonites
Shakers or Quakers
Shakers
Shaktism or Waldenses
Shiites
Shia or Sunni
Shia
Shiite or Sunni
Shiites or Amish
Shiites or Sunnis
Shiites
Small denomination
Small denomination?
Small faction
Small group of believers
Small religious group
Spin-off group
Spinoff group
Spinoff of a sort
Splinter group
Splinter result
Splintered group
Split-off group
Subgroup
Sunni or Shia
Sunni or Shiite
Sunni
Sunnis or Shiites
Sunnis
The Amish
The Anabaptists
The Dukhobors
The Dunkers or Shakers
The Dunkers or the Shakers
The Mennon-ites
The Nation of Islam
The Pharisees
The Shakers
The Taliban
The mennonites
Their ism causes schism
Tight-knit religious group
Western Canadas Doukhobors
Zealots group
Zealots
Zen Buddhism
Zen Buddhists
Zen
School of philosophy.
Distinct portion: Abbr.
Cut: Suffix.
Particular school of thought.
Group of co-religionists.
Cut: Comb form.
The Dukhobors, for instance.
The Amish, for instance.
___ group
Division
Group of believers.
Division: Abbr.
Part: Abbr.
Dukhobors, for instance.
School
Part of a stadium: Abbr.
Innkeeper
___ Party
A school.
Amish, for one.
A part.
Dukhobers, for example.
Dukhobors.
Doctrinal group.
Religious division.
Zen, for one.
Suffix for inter or bi
Amish, e.g.
Mennonites, e.g.
Swedenborgianism, e.g.
Faith order
Their ism causes a schism
The Dukhobors, e.g.
Clan's cousin
Rev. Moon's group, e.g.
Jacob Ammann's followers, e.g.
Shakers, for example
Cult's cousin
Shakers, e.g.
Unification Church, e.g.
Parsees, e.g.
Dissenting body
Holy Rollers, e.g
The Shakers, e.g.
Conventicle participants
Cult; school
Shakers, for one
Group for 43 Across
Branch Davidians, e.g.
Pharisees, e.g.
Sunni, e.g.
The Amish, e.g.
Nazarenes, for one
Cainites, e.g.
Zealots, for one
It's broken off
Nazarenes, once
Shi'ites, e.g.
Shia, e.g.
Sunnis, e.g.
Part that's broken off
It's splintered
It's split
Zen Buddhism, e.g.
Zealots' group, maybe
Friends, e.g.
Zen Buddhists, e.g.
Topic in a world religions course
Ending with inter-
Result of a split decision?
Lutheranism in 1521, e.g.
Abbr. on a stadium ticket
Yazidis, e.g.
Result of a religious schism
§, in a legal footnote: Abbr.
Cult group
Subdivision of a religion
Dry time for religious group
School, faction
Fringe religious group
Minority branch of a religion
Faction is first-rate without the French
Ticket abbr.
Doctrinal faction
Schism group
Shakers, but not movers
Faction agreed to accommodate Charlie
Little nonentity not in clique
Cryptic concerning Shed faction
Beetle, for example, not in special group
Standard breached by Catholic faction
Small party
Branch group
Subsidiary order
Religious offshoot group
Ecclesiastical spinoff
Faction of a faith
Breakaway branch
Offshoot denomination
Minority faction
Organizational offshoot
Quakers, for one
Pastafarianism or The Temple of the Jedi Order, for example
Plymouth Brethren or the Shakers
Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, perhaps
The Amish, for one
Ticket stub abbr.
Taoisms Lingbao or Quanzhen, for example
Sunni or Shia, in Islam
Branch of a religion
Order, of a sort
Ones who've split
Theravada or Mahayana vis-à-vis Buddhism
Fire-raising
Fairylike creatures
Sudden arrival of cleaner making Bishop popular
Loafer
Dry and tense religious group
Church group
Close-knit group
Smallish branch
They seem to believe otherwise
Order instant tea to begin with
Dissenting faction
Party ready to bring Conservative on board
Faction with faith
Nonorthodox religious group
Nonorthodox religious group
Breakout group?
The Quakers, for one
Offshoot of a denomination
Small branch
Starters of spicy enchiladas carried to group
Quakers, e.g.
"The Joy of ___" ("The Simpsons" episode about a cult)
Branch of a sort




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