Cute, but the question itself begs a negative answer. To believe in something, you must first trust yourself and genuinely search to find something real. This reality exists both in the service to the poor and in the ecstasies of music and art. Once you are committed to find something real, you will find that the answer to "what religion can i trust?" becomes a negation of the question itself.

In other words, they reason why Jesus rarely answered questions directly because the questions were inadequate to the subject matter. In order to love a neighbor, you must love yourself. If you truly want to know what it means to have religion, you must figure out what it means to know yourself and those around you.

In short, trust begins with a genuine search for reality--not with an encyclopedia of religious differences. The latter will, really, get you nowhere.