It is no easy task to write down the core of a person’s belief, let alone mine. Starting this essay I know I will begin to question these beliefs and form opinions on topics I otherwise gave no serious thought. It is precisely for this reason I find my worldview to be constantly changing. I see possibilities that otherwise alluded me, and they cause me to question my beliefs. With these questions my belief’s will be forced to change, whether I would like them to or not. The fact it is so easy for my beliefs to change from simply trying to explain them shows that they are still very much incomplete, and are still growing with each day as I am faced with new information and opinions. With each revelation I have I am faced with two choices: one
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People are born into different environments and experience different things growing up every external factor effects a persons beliefs. This revelation seems obvious, however I find most people do not take it into consideration when discussing what it is they believe. By understanding the external factors which have shaped a persons beliefs one can tend to understand how someone came to believe what they believe. Understanding and communication is the essence of understanding, but just because you understand a belief doesn’t mean you have to accept …show more content…
Many want to affect the world, but I want the world to affect me. I cant imagine living in the same place for an entire lifetime, and yet I can see examples of it throughout the world. I believe the reason lies in placing value in things that theoretically need to be valued, like a familiar familial structure, or social organization. Personally, I seek something more, but there is still the possibility that I will change that stance later in life. A recluse can gain just as much happiness as an extravert, and the origin of who I am can take a lifetime to discover in both instances. So I choose to live freely, and pursue my interests accordingly, without reason or goal in mind, other than to
People are born into different environments and experience different things growing up every external factor effects a persons beliefs. This revelation seems obvious, however I find most people do not take it into consideration when discussing what it is they believe. By understanding the external factors which have shaped a persons beliefs one can tend to understand how someone came to believe what they believe. Understanding and communication is the essence of understanding, but just because you understand a belief doesn’t mean you have to accept …show more content…
Many want to affect the world, but I want the world to affect me. I cant imagine living in the same place for an entire lifetime, and yet I can see examples of it throughout the world. I believe the reason lies in placing value in things that theoretically need to be valued, like a familiar familial structure, or social organization. Personally, I seek something more, but there is still the possibility that I will change that stance later in life. A recluse can gain just as much happiness as an extravert, and the origin of who I am can take a lifetime to discover in both instances. So I choose to live freely, and pursue my interests accordingly, without reason or goal in mind, other than to