The Cao Dai Holy See at Tay Ninh in Vietnam, seen straight on: the twin towers of the Great Temple, the seat of the Cao Dai religion.

Tradition

New Religious Movements

Church Directory · Non-Christian

New religious movements are the faiths founded in the modern age, from the nineteenth century to the present day.

Organizations in This Tradition

The Cao Dai Great Temple at the Holy See in Tây Ninh, Vietnam, its twin-towered, richly coloured façade under a cloudy sky.

Organization Cao Dai a Vietnamese faith founded in 1926 that honors the saints of many religions.

The Church of Scientology's Los Angeles building at night, its dark blue façade lit by a large SCIENTOLOGY sign and cross.

Organization Church of Scientology the movement founded by L. Ron Hubbard in 1953.

Three Falun Gong practitioners sitting cross-legged in meditation on the grass of a Toronto park.

Organization Falun Gong a Chinese spiritual practice introduced in 1992 and suppressed in China since 1999.

A gathering of Raëlians in South Korea, holding banners for the movement and a portrait of its founder, Raël.

Organization Raëlian Movement a movement founded in 1974 teaching that life on earth was created by advanced beings.

The Family Federation for World Peace and Unification headquarters building in Japan, a modern beige block on a city street corner.

Organization Unification Church the movement founded by Sun Myung Moon in 1954, today the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification.

A Wiccan altar set with black pentacle candles, chalices, a small goddess figure, a pentacle disc, and ritual blades on a wooden table.

Organization Wicca and Modern Paganism the revived pagan witchcraft and nature religions of the twentieth century.

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