equinox...
wow. I remember being fifteen. I was into drugs, committing minor crime and the work of Aleister Crowley. Many moons later, I consider myself to be a buddhist who sings praises to a christian God in Latin, Baroque style. The person you are, now, is not the person you will grow to become. I agree with the posters who suggest not applying a label to yourself too soon. The stuff you think rocks now will look so lame when you're 40.
Good on you for being enquiring. Keep investigating faiths. Read everything. But, don't believe it all. There's so many bad roads you can wander down without even realizing it. When you're young, and into religion, you're a prime candidate for falling into a cult. It won't look like a cult when you meet it -- it'll look marvellous, and like something you've always wanted but it won't get you where you want to go -- unless your goal is to be in a cult!
Focus on your career path, do the best you can at school, if you can, go to University, and don't ever give up your plans for the sake of a God who, if s/He exists, would want you to be the best human you can be. Don't let religion be a fetter, or a bind. Chase girls (or boys if you swing that way), go the the cinema, have fun with friends. Don't let religion get in the way of your social development.
Perhaps none of this applies to you, personally, and maybe something will strike a chord -- I don't know. But, what I do know, is that... the more you look at religion, the more obvious the similarities between faiths becomes, and for some of us, that's how we discover what the real "truths" are.
good luck x
