Obviously not, ha ha ha. The notion is that you get educated after death on the truth and if you accept it, you go to heaven. If you don't and you lived an awful life, well, then you've sealed the fate you chose.

The answer to that depends on what you believe in. :)

Excuse you, you're disgusting.

I don't think it's possible to have more opportunity and less freedom at the same time, and a country without security would fail, especially a liberal one. Someone would take over and I'd move to Australia.

Boy: Christian Matthew, girl: Blair Paige! :)

Dear Stranger, everything in life is worth living for. Everything. Even the bits that you feel like are killing you. The bad bits are actually probably better than the good bits, because without them, you wouldn't know what to laugh at. Everything about life is great, everything.

Arizona exercises the right to work so you can work at any age. I started at 14. Yes.

Nope.

Hmm, I like a lot of people! I don't know that I can pick. I'll say anyone from Church, school(s) and my job(s)!

When I die, I'll hopefull have lived a righteous enough life to score a spot in heaven! I will embrace my new world and rejoice with my loved ones and wait for the others to come!

No.

I do believe I am. Yes, I would.

I like to think I am usually and my family and friends are pretty good too!

Nope, I have a Palm! I've bought zero apps, I have like four and they were all free. I don't really care for apps, I have Pandora, Tetris, a CPR one and a flash light.

I am happy, yes and I've been this was for almost three years running!

I do and I'm pretty sure I answered that already.

We each have a purpose which is why the question of the meaning of life is fruitless: it's meaning is different for literally every single person. Only God knows what each of our meanings is, so pondering it past that is worthless. Life? Not worthless at all.

I'd sing them some Katy Perry! :)

I have and I still do. :) The only time I expect something in return is when it's appropriate.