What Christian Denomination might I join

I took a web-quiz to tell me what christian denomination best fit those religious views I may hold (were I to allow myself to believe in an benevolent and omnipotent God).

My results:

	#1	Unitarian Universalism More information about this result. Get your results graphic and text links here. The most frequent top results for this. Read selected Religious Books
	#2	Liberal Quakerism More information about this result. Get your results graphic and text links here. The most frequent top results for this. Read selected Religious Books
	#3	Unity Church More information about this result. Get your results graphic and text links here. The most frequent top results for this. Read selected Religious Books
	#4	Episcopal/Anglican Church More information about this result. Get your results graphic and text links here. The most frequent top results for this. Read selected Religious Books
	#5	Methodist/Wesleyan Church More information about this result. Get your results graphic and text links here. The most frequent top results for this. Read selected Religious Books
	#6	Seventh-Day Adventist More information about this result. Get your results graphic and text links here. The most frequent top results for this. Read selected Religious Books
	#7	Mennonite Brethren More information about this result. Get your results graphic and text links here. The most frequent top results for this. Read selected Religious Books
	#8	Orthodox Quakerism More information about this result. Get your results graphic and text links here. The most frequent top results for this. Read selected Religious Books
	#9	Evangelical Lutheran Church More information about this result. Get your results graphic and text links here. The most frequent top results for this. Read selected Religious Books
	#10	Assemblies of God

I'm not surprised by the unitarian universalism result, but I was surprised by the number of those top ten denominations that I am completely ignorant about. Those are: #2, #3, #8, #9, and #10.

For completely unrelated reasons, I'm about to start reading a book called "Religious Literacy" and I hope that it helps me to develop more refined interests in world religions, because no matter how educated about a topic you think you are, there's always more to learn, it seems.