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* Episcopalian * Eastern Orthodox * Eastern Catholicism * Ethiopian Orthodox * Egyptian Orthodox

* Egyptian Catholic * Estonian Orthodox * Ebionites (no adherents today) * Elkasites (a sub-group of Ebionites)

* Essenes (no adherents today)

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* Episcopalian * Eastern Orthodox * Eastern Catholicism * Ethiopian Orthodox * Egyptian Orthodox

* Egyptian Catholic * Estonian Orthodox * Ebionites (no adherents today) * Elkasites (a sub-group of Ebionites)

* Essenes (no adherents today)

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The Ebionites ( the Poor Ones ) were an early Jewish Christian sect that lived in and around Judea and Palestine from the 1st to the 4th century. ( Wikipedia ).

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AnswerProphet Mohamed married in year 595 AD. He was 25 year old. His wife is named Khadija and she was married twice before her marriage with Prophet Mohamed. After 15 years of their marriage, prophet Mohamed received the first God revelation of Quran (and Islam religion) through angel Gabriel (Jibril). His wife Khadija supported him, believed him, and was the first woman to be Muslim. Their marriage continued 25 years until Khadija death. The second marriage for Prophet Mohamed was at age 52 years old, two years after death of his first wife Khadija .

Note: name Mohamed may be spelled Mohamad, Mohammad, Mohammed, Muhammad, or Muhammed
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The oldest denomination of Christianity is generally considered to be the Eastern Orthodox Church. It traces its roots back to the early days of Christianity in the Eastern Roman Empire, with its formal establishment in the 4th century.

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AnswerScholars are uncertain as to the earliest Christian sects, but they seem to have included several Gnostic sects, of which the Cainites, Sethians, Ophites may be among the earliest. Another early Christian sect was the Nazarenes, sometimes associated with the Jerusalem Church of which Paul said James and Peter seemed to be pillars. The Nazarenes appear to have been split into two distinct groups. the Nazarenes and Ebionites. Edward Gibbon estimated that around fifty early Christian sects existed.

Many new denominations arose during the centuries that followed, but eventually disappeared or were suppressed by the dominant Christian Church.

Numerous Chistian denominations and independent churches exist today, some with only a few dozen or hundreds of followers.
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