Denomination is meaningless.
I used to think that I had truth and that Catholicism was... well wrong.
It wasn't until it was pointed out to me my error of how arrogant and foolish it is to claim to be a professor of having more truth, but produce less fruit than the one I claim to be wrong.
I still believe that Catholicism is wrong, HOWEVER, IF I take that stance that my truth is somehow so much better... should I not be better than the best that theology produced?
Say for example, am I allowing the Spirit to shine more light into this dark world than someone like mother Teresa?
If the answer is no, can I really claim my denomination to be better than hers? Do I really believe that because I believe Catholicism is incorrect that I will be above her in the Kingdom?
IF I believe that my denomination or truth is the correct on, should I not be more of a light to the world than a person who I believe has a flawed theology?
I'm not saying we "compare" ourselves to others as Christ has a different purpose for different parts of the body...
But in such a case I believe it of benefit IF we are proudly boasting that our truth is the "right one. " we need a reality check and need to be humble rather than boastful... since any truth we possess was given to us, we didnt earn it.
How can we boast over that which was given?
If we are given more, is not more to be expected from us?
Should we not be more light to the world and more authority by having "more" of he Spirit in us which has authority over ALL believing that we possess more truth?
The right "denomination" is to :
Love God with all your heart, soul and mind.
Love your neighbor as yourself
Pick up your cross and follow Him.
To pick up your cross and follow Christ, rather than take up the religious traditions of man and take His name in vain and without meaning, bickering over which fleshly, worldly thing (beads, fasting, tithing, baptisms etc... all well and good, I believe in some of these myself, but they are all meaningless if you believe it makes you "more worthy" of the Fathers love and mercy than another.) is more meaningful to God.