My first experience of religion, well...
I've always grown up in a religious family,
and I suppose my first experiences have come through my parents,
and looking at how they live and sort of their ideas.
What struck me was there was an amazing outlook on the world,
and what the world could be or even should be,
and that's something that really appealed to me.
I guess I lost my faith at 14, I got a bit older.
I started thinking for myself a bit.
I thought,'Is this the truth?'
Something was missing.
No matter what I was doing, it never felt perfect,
it never came to anything.
Definitely started getting it again when I was 18.
As soon as I re-discovered Christianity and the teachings of Jesus,
it was completely as if someone had turned a light on,
and things started to make sense.
It made sort of a clear idea that a change is possible,
although I wasn't doing anything particularly evil back then.
I would say that just my motivation in life has significantly changed.
I think a lot of people have an idea of what a Christian is,
probably like Ned Flanders from The Simpsons or something.
I think a lot of people have an idea of this is what a Muslim must be like,
because of what the media says they're like.
When actually when you get to know a lot of people of a religion,
you actually realise it's not some big label they wear on their heads
that completely puts them outside of other people.
You actually realise that there's more to it and it's much more subtle.
I think that's a similar thing between a lot of faiths,
it actually makes you realise that there's something bigger out there,
and it makes you consider how you might want to slot yourself into it.
I do think that the world would be better if we had more religion
and if we had more people thinking about what is the best way to live their life,
as opposed to consuming, as opposed to just thinking of Number 1.