My first one will be long, skip that one if you may like: Religion and almost anything of that matter. Now don't write me off as a bigot; I grew up in a Mormon family. We are well respected by that community and even had the key to the church before we turned it in. We just didn't go to our ward anymore. I often asked my dad when I was young if I could visit other churches and he brought me to them. He has his own beliefs, and views all religion as flawed in almost all aspects. He just believes in being a good person, and that he will serve God, of any religion, when he dies. The only thing he is sure of is that there is a Christian-like God. I believe in some form of deity, but I also believe that believing in any established religion or cult is illogical. Christianity is by no means accurate in any way. I am not an atheist, I'm hardly agnostic, but I pity anyone who follows a single religion. I think religion, for the most part, is fools play. I respect religions in the fact that everyone has their rights, but I have no respect for what they are. With all this knowledge, how could someone? I often change my mind on this subject, but it's always like that. I actually never believed in the black and white thing because we had a cheap camera that processed colorless images before we had TV or a VCR. I never believed in the rock thing either, I always considered them lava rocks, but animal planet and the discovery channel and my love of nature books corrected that. Honestly I was a very blunt and serious child. I am far sillier nowadays. I did everything by my own logic. I'm just as selfish now, for only a few people would I ever act selflessly for, but I was just generally more serious. I didn't have the same ideas or quips or whatever as a child. Not that my imagination was lacking, it just belonged to my writing and drawing. Santa. Again ruined at an early age. Same goes for the Easter Bunny, Tooth Fairy. Thos are the only three I ever believed in.