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1.  I believe that everything happens for a reason. Regardless of whether or not something good or bad happens; its already been destined to happen by someone or something n the universe. Although are destinies have already been written out for us, its how we choose to live it and react to it that gives us power over our own lives.

2. I used to think believe that maturity was tied along with age. However, after discussing with mature peers my age as well as immature adults; I've come to the realization that maturity is the level of basis in which you react to things and it has nothing to do with age.

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1. I believe that each and every person have their own meaning in life because different people have different priorities. Although, this belief contradicts my religion a little bit. I believe it to be true because of my deep analyzation of the question, "what is the meaning of life? why do we exist?". I looked into this question from outside my religion perspective.  I created my own conclusion of what I think the meaning of my life is and also by asking people about their opinions on this question. I found that everyone had a different answer therefore my belief is that every person has a different meaning.

2.  I used to believe that vaccines were dangerous and I didn't like taking them because a close relative of mine took a vaccine and became ill. However, once I was educated on how vaccines work and how they can be beneficial for us, my whole viewpoint changed and I now realize how vaccines can truly protect us and others.
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1. Changes contribute to personal growth. We are all in the process of learning new things throughout life, and what we believe in, our opinions, and who we are can change as we acquire more knowledge. We have all gone through a situation in our lives that have made us change how we see or think about something. These changes are what makes us develop emotionally and spiritually. Because of that I also believe that changes are essential for growth since we wouldn’t be where we are right now if certain changes had not happened.

2. I used to believe that adults were always right. I grew up believing the things that adults around me told me simply because they were older than me and would tell me that they knew more about life than me because of their age. For a long time, I just accepted that because it used to make sense to me. I thought “they are older than me, they should have more experience than me”. But now, I don’t believe that anymore. I believe to a certain extent that time will make you more “knowledgeable” about life but that knowledge will be specifically based on your experience and does not mean that you know more than someone else because you have experienced things another person hasn’t yet or maybe never will.

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1.  You can accomplish anything if you try hard enough. Because you always either hear something like "don't chase an impossible dream." Though I feel like you can get to where you want to if you try hard enough and keep at it even if people tell you it isn't something you should aim for.

2. I used to think certain parts of the world should be avoided and not gone near since it could cause me harm or I do not think it is a nice place, but when looking through the perspectives of other people in many scenarios I can see that not everything was as bad as it seemed in that place and it might be interesting to see or visit

Excellent! I am curious where those 'places' were!

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1. Religion or faith does not dictate morality. I believe that one's morality shouldn't be influenced by their faiths or religion, no one should tell you your line of good and bad. Because our morality is culturally constructed, factors like religion, constructed what we perceive as good or bad rather than knowing what is true, to maintain social order and develop different moral laws. So I believe what should dictate our morality is ourselves, we should have the freedom to recognize our moral assumptions.

2. Humans are selfish beings. I truly believe that humans are selfish in our ideals consciously or unconsciously, that we have an instinct to save ourselves first and bother no one else. I think I should change this mentality, because as much as we are instinctively selfish - we all still experience empathy and sympathy. Whether we act upon it, is up to intent and choice.

Excellent! We are selfish social creatures haha. Ohh, are there some morals that are universal across cultures?