What religon/spiritual movement do you identify with?

[Willy Woz]

Exactly what it says on the tin.

[asexual trans victimologist]

Episcopalian or Anglican.

[So the Heroes Fall]

I suppose my current church would fall under the "other Charismatic" in "Assemblies of God, Church of God or other Charismatic", but since that's a pretty icky category in general I'd still just say "Lutheran or Evangelical Free Church".

[oakvale]

Atheist, although that's not really a "movement" now is it?

Well, okay, to be fair, while I've long been of the "don't care" variety, I have found myself getting more and more anti-religious, in the last few years, so I suppose that's a movement - the "New Atheism", etc.

[Secretary Polnut]

I'm an agnostic, although I do believe in "something" ... but like Oakie, I'm becoming more and more opposed to organised religion.

[I'm JewCon in name only.]

Jewish.

Not really sure where I fit in when it comes down to denomination or branch though. I know i'm definitely NOT reform (no offense to any reform jews on here).

I'm not very religious in the conventional sense of the term, but I do agree with a lot more of the traditional or Orthodox branch.

I just took an online quiz and I fit Orthodox Judaism more than any other branch. (Than Conservative, and Hasidic lol)

[Reginald]

Lutheran; LCMS, more specifically. I have issues with it, but I haven't actually taken the time to research other options, so it'll do for now.

[I Can't Get That Sound You Make, Out Of My Head]

Not religious/atheist/agnostic.

While there might be some spiritual leader among us, I doubt it, as there is no evidence to say that there is.

[greenforest32]

"Atheist, agnostic, or humanist"

Also, what exactly would the third to last option (secular) refer to when there's also an option for 'Atheist, agnostic, or humanist'?

[Governor Scott]

Congregationalist.

[Willy Woz]

Also, what exactly would the third to last option (secular) refer to when there's also an option for 'Atheist, agnostic, or humanist'?

Sorry, that was a little confusing. I thought that it would be a little too simplistic if I categorized all the non-religious as either atheist/agnostic/humanist or don't care, so I added a third option for those who are essentially secular but do not wish to be characterized as atheists or agnostics.

[dead0man]

Agnostic (WAY backslid S.Baptist)...but I think I'd like to try on Buddhism at some point.

[Hatman]

Other: United Church of Canada. But, spiritually I'm Agnostic. I still go to church once in a while though.

[So the Heroes Fall]

Other: United Church of Canada.

That's basically Congregationalist from what I understand.

[Willy Woz]

Other: United Church of Canada.

That's basically Congregationalist from what I understand.

No, it's actually mostly Methodist. The American denomination United Church of Christ is about half Congregationalist and half German free church.

[dialectical fetishist]

I consider myself a pantheistic Pagan.

[Big Wiggly Style]

Don't care.

[Redalgo]

"Atheist, agnostic, or humanist"

[TNF]

Raised and baptized in a southern Baptist church, but I identify as agnostic these days. I'm still quite the 'cultural' Baptist (every event possible must have some sort of meal! ) but I don't believe that there is a god, but am erring on the side of 'I don't know, and you don't know either, so let's please not fret about it'.

I am not opposed to religion, however. I enjoy learning about different religions and I'd like to attend a number of different religious services. I've always been very interested in Catholicism.

[Is JCL in mushy sappy love]

A/G with a Wesleyan bent.

[afleitch]

Humanist.

[Chareth Cutestory]

Between secular and don't care. Religion has literally no place in my life, positive or negative.

[Is Totally Not Feeblepizza.]

Hicksite Quaker.

[white trash heroes]

Pagan. I very loosely follow celtic revivalism (mostly just samhain, shamanism.. kinda pedestrian I have to admit) although lately I've developed some interest in the germanic syncretics and all that. It's only political in so far as I agree with a lot of de Benoist's critique of Christianity. That and well, only cultural christianity could have produced anything as annoying as Atheistkult.

[Willy Woz]

Pagan. I very loosely follow celtic revivalism (mostly just samhain, shamanism.. kinda pedestrian I have to admit)

That's actually good in my opinion. You don't want to get too deeply in Celtic revivalism. It's notoriously the  most anti-intellectual, anti-scholarly of all the pagan movements I've heard.