I think the majority wing of U.S. evangelical Protestantism (right-wing politics influenced to varying degrees by Dominion theology and white racism) could be regarded as a new religion. Certainly it has set itself apart from everyone else, including mainstream Protestantism, in a radical way. However, for those who don't agree that it's a separate religion, there is also the New Age movement to consider. It is rather hopelessly divided into different sects, cults, teaching systems and fads and has not displayed much ability to deepen its thinking beyond the level of self-improvement how-to-ism mixed on occasion with a frightening guru-ism. When someone with original ideas comes along, that person doesn't seem to have an interest in founding a large movement (being a cult leader is too self-limiting...the personal needs of the leader are more important than growing the movement). The late Jane Roberts, who spoke for transcription under the voice of "Seth," was original and very influential on the level of ideas, but seems not to have thought in terms of building a movement OR a cult. One could say good for her! But perhaps someone else with original ideas such as hers (but without the embarrassment of channeling) will come along to unify the broad base of the New Age and to integrate it with environmentalism, the peace movement, social and racial justice issues, etc.