Cutlerite tradition

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Latter Day Saint denomination religious tradition

The Cutlerite tradition is a small, distinctive branch of the Latter-day Saint movement that follows the teachings and leadership line of Alpheus Cutler, maintaining unique doctrines and practices separate from larger LDS denominations.

Statements (30)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Latter Day Saint denomination → religious tradition →
followsTeachingsOf	Alpheus Cutler →
geographicalFocus	Midwestern United States →
hasBelief	continuation of priesthood authority through Alpheus Cutler → restorationist Latter Day Saint theology →
hasCharacteristic	emphasis on continuity with early Latter Day Saint practices → separate identity from Community of Christ → separate identity from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints →
hasDoctrinalCharacteristic	emphasis on authority line through Alpheus Cutler → unique doctrines distinct from LDS Church and Community of Christ →
hasLeaderLineage	leadership succession traced through Alpheus Cutler →
hasOrganizationalCharacteristic	centralized leadership → small membership →
hasPractice	distinct sacramental practices compared to larger LDS bodies → temple-oriented theology continuing Nauvoo-era concepts →
hasSelfIdentification	true continuation of the original Church organized by Joseph Smith →
hasSize	minority denomination within the Latter Day Saint movement →
hasTheologicalFocus	continuation of Nauvoo-era Latter Day Saint teachings →
language	English →
namedAfter	Alpheus Cutler →
originatedFrom	schism within the early Latter Day Saint movement →
partOf	Latter Day Saint movement →
religiousFamily	Christianity → Restorationism →
separatedFrom	Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Rigdonite) → larger Latter-day Saint denominations →
usesScripture	Bible → Book of Mormon → Latter Day Saint restoration scriptures →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Latter-day Saint movement churches →	hasSubtradition