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belief-o-matic from beliefnet.comOkay, this is just a funny thing done by some very serious people at www.beliefnet.com where they have a survey called the Belief-O-Matic. You fill in a series of 20 or so multiple choice questions and it tells you what orgaized religion with which you have the most common beliefs.

Now we are NOT saying this is any way to define your spiritual path and we are not suggesting anybody think about converting after taking the survey, but you might be surprised that a religion other than your own turns out to be a better "fit" for you. We have talked to several people who have found out that their core spiritual beliefs were not so different than, say, the Quakers.

But remember it is all in fun and we would love to hear what your Belief-O-Matic results turn out to be. Just send us an e-mail and let us know.