United, Divided, Neutral?
Over the last several years my ideologies have morphed and become more of my own. I won't go as far as saying that all of my ideals are concrete or set in stone, but I feel better about who I am more than ever. I actually like me. I guess the scariest thing about holding opinions is voicing them and then facing scrutiny and sometimes even feeling alone in your ideology. I am never quite able to be completely on one end of the spectrum or the other. I suppose the only type of radical I want to be is a radical Christian. I am feeling the pains of being a societal outlier (a point in a sample widely separated from the main cluster of points in the sample). Funny, that term really seemed to speak to me after taking my Research Methods course last spring. :) But of course, my "normal" is perfectly "normal." My belief system is firmly set on solid ground and gosh darn it; I am right about most things. lol. (Not really.) Well, I been thinking that m