No, I cannot think.

Terrorism – The problem is that they are supported by the West. I can help to stop by not supporting them.

I came here to live my life with people.

I don’t think it matters. (What do you mean?) As long as we unite. There is unity in diversity because people have common goal, peace.

Not really. (What do you mean?) After we die we will born again, reincarnate into a baby if we do good. If we do bad we became animals.

We came from God. God created you and me. I believe in God 50%.

I believe in non-material things.

nobody – because I never regret about anything

natural disaster – I don’t really know how to solve the problem, Building houses project maybe etc.

Yes, helping purpose

It does not matter because everyone has the choice to choose what they believe in.

Afterlife – Some people will go to heaven and hell. What we need to do is to do good by helping the people not cheating them.

I don’t know. I came from monkey. I don’t believe that God made me.

For non-material things, it is true to people and true to me. The non-material things is not hard to believe.

I would like to speak with Kathleen Hanna, a punk singer and feminist activist from the 1980s. I would like to speak with her to learn about her view of politics and what it was like growing up in a repressive home environment.

I believe a lot of our problems are related to the fact we do not respect each other. I believe this could best be fixed by better education and exposure to those who hold to views and lifestyles contrary to ours.

I believe we were born for a purpose in life. I can’t speak to others what their purpose might be. That is for them to decide. At this point in my life, I think my purpose is to raise my child to respect and learn the values of others.

I agree it matters what people believe religiously because all religions bring something good to the table. Peace can only result by bringing religious diversity together.

I believe at death our physical body perishes and releases our energy back into the cosmos. We, thereby, cease to exist.

I think we came from the spirit and energy of others who have gone on before us. I am all right with not knowing exactly about man’s origins.

I don’t think this question readily applies to me and my worldview. I do think the characteristics listed are, however, worth pursuing because they benefit us and others.

I would really like to go back and speak directly with Jesus to speak with him about the amazing philosophical system he developed. I would also like to see firsthand how he spoke with and interacted with various people.

I believe kindness is a key ingredient missing from our chaotic world. Perhaps the solution would be the infusion of Christian principles into the culture.

I it very possible. If I answer this question as a former Mormon, then the answer is for us to become more like God each day. As a person who has left the Mormon faith and is looking for spiritual truth in Buddhism, Hinduism and Christianity, I’m not sure what that purpose might be.

Yes it matters greatly what a person believes because wrong religious belief leads logically to wrong religious behavior.

Now that I have left my leadership position as a Mormon, along with the faith in question, I do not have any thoughts about this anymore. I have simply abandoned all eschatological views since my departure from the church.

I really do not have a clue about this any longer.

I think we pursue these characteristics because they are just reciprocal laws built into the cosmos. I do not believe any longer that we need a God, per se, to strive for concepts like truth, love, etc.

I would like to speak with Michael Angelo because he was genius who created so many amazing things for mankind.

I think greatest problem facing mankind is human conflict, viz., war, terrorism. I believe we need to find a unifying thread by which to bring people together.

Until I started attending church a couple of months ago, I didn’t believe I had any life purpose. Now, however, I think we do have a purpose; however, I am still trying to figure out what it might be.

Yes it matters greatly what someone religiously believes because belief shapes the person and their actions. A look at the actions of radical Islamists substantiates this point.

I’ve always hoped a place like heaven existed. But, honestly, I’m not sure it exists. I have my doubts but I’m studying Christianity to see what it says about the afterlife.

I do believe we were created by God, I’m just not sure if there is an afterlife.

I have no comment on this question.