And now I'm learning that Episcopal Christianity doesn't require me to compromise any of my beliefs either.
It's been said that a man who will stand for nothing will fall for anything. The Episcopal church is rapidly becoming a church that stands for almost nothing and so accepts nearly anything. If there is one thing the Bible makes clear, though, it is that truth doesn't have this hyper-inclusive quality. If an animal is a dog, it is not also a cat, or a squirrel, or a fish; if 2+2=4, it cannot also equal 7, or 50, or 1000; if the rubber ball is entirely blue, it is not orange in color, or pink. And so on. Truth, by its very nature is exclusivistic. When a church sells itself to people on the basis of "anything goes," it has ceased to be a beacon of truth.
Except... well, I'm still not sure where I stand on the whole Jesus thing yet.
"Jesus thing"? What are you unsure about, exactly? Investigating the following website might help you to make up your mind:
www.coldcasechristianity.com
I'm trying to see if I can get myself to believe in the trinity, but I'm not sure about it yet... I understand how the trinity could work, don't get me wrong. I'm just not sure if I personally believe in it yet.
And why is that? Maybe the question you should be asking isn't, "Do I want to believe it?" but, rather, "Is it true?" I think there is good reason to think the Trinitarian God revealed in the Bible is the only, true God.
My inner voice, also, has told me to just enjoy the experience of learning about other religions and to take my time and not rush things.
You're assuming you've got lots of time to take. Every person who dies in an accident today is making the very same assumption. You don't know if you've got even the next minute. You could die of a brain aneurysm in the next thirty seconds, or you could expire from cancer in the next month, or some freak accident could end your days next week. Who knows? You don't. So, yes, consider carefully the claims to truth that religions make, but don't assume you've got lots of time in which to do so. If Christianity is correct, if it teaches the truth, you will find yourself in the worst possible - and eternal - circumstance if you die without coming to faith in Christ.
John 3:36
36 He who believes in the Son has everlasting life; and he who does not believe the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God abides on him."