Lists of People By Religious Belief
- Bahá'ís — see Bahá'í Faith
- Buddhists — see Buddhism
- List of Buddhists
- List of Korean Buddhists
- List of Rinzai Buddhists
- List of converts to Buddhism
- Christians — see Christianity
- List of converts to Christianity
- Lists of patriarchs, archbishops, and bishops
- List of Christian Missionaries
- List of saints
- List of former Christians
- By Christian denomination:
- Anglicans and Episcopalians - see Anglicanism and Episcopalian
- Baptists
- Methodists
- Pentecostals and Evangelicals
- Puritans
- Quakers — see also Religious Society of Friends
- Roman Catholics - see Roman Catholic Church
- List of former Roman Catholics
- List of popes
- Seventh-day Adventists — see Seventh-day Adventist Church
- Unitarian Universalists — see Unitarian Universalism
- Confucianists — see Confucianism
- Deists — see Deism
- Hindus — see Hinduism
- List of converts to Hinduism
- Jains — see Jainism
- List of Jains
- Jews — see Jew, Judaism
- List of converts to Judaism
- List of rabbis
- Mormons
- Muslims — see Islam
- List of caliphs
- List of converts to Islam
- List of former Muslims
- Occultists — see also occultism
- Pagans (includes believers in Wicca) — see Paganism, Neopaganism
- Pantheists - see Pantheism
- Rastafarians — see Rastafari movement
- Satanists — see Satanism
- Scientologists — see Scientology
- Sikhs — see Sikhism
- List of converts to Sikhism
- Swedenborgians - see Swedenborgianism
- Taoists — see Taoism
- Thelemites - see Thelema
- Unificationists — see Unification Church
- Universal Life Church — see Universal Life Church
- Zoroastrians — see Zoroastrianism
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