If you were to convert....

[Frodo]

I had another poll just like this one, but it has apparently dropped off the face of the earth, so I am therefore starting a new one. 

And here are the links for anyone who needs references:
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Roman Catholic Church

Eastern Orthodox Church

Reform Judaism

Conservative Judaism

Orthodox Judaism

Mahayana Buddhism

Theravada Buddhism

Hinduism

Sikhism

Sunni Islam

Shi'a Islam

Neo-Paganism

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

Baha'i

Pentacostalism

Anglicanism

Lutheranism

Methodism

Church of Scientology

[Sensei]

If anything, Therevada Buddhism .

[© Tweed the Younger]

Scientology, LDS.

[Boris]

Hinduism would be the most convenient, i guess

[So the Heroes Fall]

Anglicanism
Methodism
eh, Reform Judaism I guess

[Old Europe]

I'd try Therevada Buddhism too. I got this as the highest ranked religion after secular humanism, non-theism etc. in one of those online quizzes once.

[Reaganfan]

I am several religions so if I ever wanted to be a religion member, I can just move to one of those.

[Hashemite]

Theravada Buddhism (or Mahayana, I really like and respect Buddhism), reform Judaism, Anglicanism.

[frenger]

I protest against the lack of inclusion of Presbyterianism.

[Hatman]

Well, my religion has evolved from methodism, so that would be my #1 pick. I'm not sure on the differences between the two Buddhist sects. Can anyone elaborate? Buddhism might be fun too.

[Grad Students are the Worst]

I protest against the lack of inclusion of Presbyterianism.

No one's converting to mainstream Protestantism anyway.

This is sort of hard to answer.  I can judge religions by their matching to my personal views, but if I'd have to think differently to subscribe to a religion, so the question is essentially moot.

[NDN]

Out of the ones listed, definitely Mahayana Buddhism.

[Jake]

One of the Buddhist philosophies would be most similar to what I believe already.

[frenger]

I protest against the lack of inclusion of Presbyterianism.

No one's converting to mainstream Protestantism anyway.

This is sort of hard to answer.  I can judge religions by their matching to my personal views, but if I'd have to think differently to subscribe to a religion, so the question is essentially moot.

First, there are fast growing conservative Presbyterian churches. See www.pcanet.org and www.opc.org . There's more to Presbyterianism than the pseudo-church PC(USA). Second, even if presbyterianism was just "Mainstream" protestantism, Methodism was included, and that one doesn't even have any conservative denominations.

[Frodo]

I would definitely convert to either Roman Catholicism (i.e. the Latin Rite), or Eastern Orthodoxy.  I am still uncertain between Judaism, Baha'i, or Islam.  Since I am apparently already circumcised (I'm guessing it happened when I was just born, since I have fortunately no memory of it occurring), it wouldn't take much for me to become a Jew if I so chose. 

[Hatman]

apparently circumcised?

[afleitch]

Quaker or Liberal Judaism.

I would prefer a quiet faith.

[Grad Students are the Worst]

First, there are fast growing conservative Presbyterian churches. See www.pcanet.org and www.opc.org . There's more to Presbyterianism than the pseudo-church PC(USA). Second, even if presbyterianism was just "Mainstream" protestantism, Methodism was included, and that one doesn't even have any conservative denominations.

I think my facetiousness was a little bit lost. 

[Gabu]

I don't know, some form of Buddhism, I guess.  Maybe Quaker.  The question is kind of hard to answer, given that the entire reason I don't subscribe to an organized religion is because I don't believe what you're supposed to believe if you belong to that religion.

[Lief]

Catholic, Reform Jew, Islam.

[dead0man]

One of the Buddhist philosophies would be most similar to what I believe already.

[MarkWarner08]

LSD.

[Colin]

Out of those listed most likely Therevada Buddhism. I have always been fascinated by Buddhism and consider it an interesting religion. As for the one that I would actually kind of like to convert to would be Unitarian Universalism.

[frenger]

First, there are fast growing conservative Presbyterian churches. See www.pcanet.org and www.opc.org . There's more to Presbyterianism than the pseudo-church PC(USA). Second, even if presbyterianism was just "Mainstream" protestantism, Methodism was included, and that one doesn't even have any conservative denominations.

I think my facetiousness was a little bit lost. 

Perhaps because it failed the important test of being funny.

[Verily]

I protest against the lack of inclusion of Presbyterianism.

I converted away from Presbyterianism. I'm okay with it not being there. (Plus, Presbyterians make up less than 1% of the US, but Methodists are something like 5%, including an overall plurality in Delaware.)