It is in our nature to want to classify and categorize things. As this is a political forum, categories usually divide into camps like "capitalist" and "socialist" or "Democrat" and "Republican".
But it seems to me, there is essentially only one dichotomy that really matters, which is theist or atheist.
Granted, there are ostensible divisions within each of these respective groups, but those divisions are the result of human error and arrogance.
For my own part, I've always been a theist. I started out as a Catholic simply because that is what my family was and all my neighbors were. And I still have a soft spot for Catholicism to this day. However, I've gravitated more towards "pagan" religions and their emphasis on nature as a direct connection to the divine. I sense a great deal of truth in this. I also feel connected to paganism's communal spirit, though I have little use for their pantheons except as metaphors.
Anyway, my point is that all divisions we perceive can and probably should be distilled down to whether or not one believes in God. After all, everything is defined by that on some level.