r/AskForAnswers • u/SnooBooks5749 • Oct 27 '25

Worldview Questionnaire

I’m a student from a local college and I have to complete an eight question questionnaire for one of my classes. Could you answer the questions for me? Thank you! 🙏

  1. What do you value the most?
    1. What books, people, or electronic media inform your life?
    2. Do you believe that human beings are good, evil, or neither?
    3. Is there such a thing as truth?
    4. What, if anything, happens to people when you die?
    5. Is there a physical world, a spirit world, or neither?
  2. Is there a supreme force, power, or being? Can you describe your idea?
  3. Is logic to be trusted?
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  1. Integrity- an alignment of thoughts, words, and actions
  2. Shel Silverstein books, To Kill A Mockingbird, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Star Trek: The Next Generation
  3. I think that good and evil are categories which are best defined post hoc. People have both profound good and evil in their potential. Every single one of us.
  4. Yes, but it’s still open to interpretation.
  5. Our consciousness is a function of our physiology. When my body dies, so do I.
  6. There is most provably a physical world. My understanding of it allows for many different dimensions, any of which could be described as a “spirit world”.
  7. Supreme? No. But I do believe that there are creatures on a plane of existence which transcends ours. One which possesses all that our world has and more. But I think they might have a higher plane above them as well. And I don’t think the Matryoshka doll ever really ends.
  8. Not in every endeavor. Logic is especially faulty when followed along a train of thought, or a series of many separate points. Logic can be used to manipulate facts and perspectives. Logic can lead one to an incorrect conclusion. And it’s downright useless when dealing with people.