Whether your decision-making process should be aligned with what or who you place your deepest faith in?

While vacationing recently in the college town of Boulder, Colorado, I came across a Wheel's O' Wisdom called "Choose Your Religion, a Guide for the Savvy Convert."

Not completely tongue-in-cheek, the wheel presents thumbnail characteristics (description; accessories and paraphenalia; potential new friends; afterlife promises; perks; and drawbacks) of the following 30 religions (links to Wikipedia articles):

• Atheism


• Baha'i


• Buddhism


• Catholicism


• Confucianism


• Consumerism
• Islam


• Hindu


• Hare Krishna


• Jehovah's Witness


• Judaism


• Kabbalah


• Moonies


• Mormonism


• Pentacostal


• Protestant


• Psychoanalysis


• Quaker


• Rastafarianism


• Scientology


• Shamanism
• Shintoism


• Sikhism


• Snake Handlers


• Spiritism


• Sufism


• Taoism


• Unitarian Universalism


• Voodoo


• Wicca

As I examined with the wheel and saw the comparisions and contrasts presented, it struck me that these various beliefs may change one's decision-making process, depending on which one a person "chooses." Hence my question.

Feel free to direct our attention to other religions as well.

Thanks in advance for your participation.

John