When you have a little free time, I dare you to do what I did:
   Join one of the Philosophy groups online. Defend Science. It's
   good practice. It really, really is good practice. You don't
   have to abandon your worldview at all. I personally found a lot
   of what's within Philosophy to make me cringe. HOWEVER, after a
   little over a year hanging out with Philosophy people online as
   part of my "Expand myself in a direction I don't like"
   experience, I know more strongly what I stand for and how to
   defend myself and when I'm doing it wrong. I haven't changed my
   beliefs or stances about anything really but what it's done is
   given me "another voice" to speak with, by understanding how
   Philosophical argumentation takes place (at least online), _and_
   how to defeat it through my own style of rhetoric, which
   incorporates their ways and my own without me having to
   compromise what I take as truth in the world. == it's a total
   man cave environment, a nerdy locker room where "FALLACY!"
   replaces a snapping towel on a bare asscheek but if you go in
   with a good spirit it can be a blast and rather cathartic oddly
   enough. ==