Because these topics are frequently and passionately debated on this board and others, here are some more thoughts.
MATTERS:
That you answer the god question and what being spiritual means to you.
DOESN'T MATTER:
That other people find other paths. I certainly don't agree with most organized religion as to how it herds people into group think. That is dangerous to me. At the same time, the traditional church and feeling close to a "higher power" has real and tangible benefits. It isn't an easy thing to figure out, and agreement will never come. It also doesn't matter if some self righteous people insist they have it right, they know best, or that their religion is the one. We've been down that road before. It's good enough to know that there are tons of people who feel they are right and right with god, and that you aren't. Don't sweat it. They aren't changing you, and you aren't changing them.
MATTERS:
That you stay abreast of current events, political or otherwise, and contribute to your community. Or if you decide you shouldn't, thats ok too.
DOESN'T MATTER:
That people disagree. Listen, we live in a democracy. The strength and weakness is the same. We can be ourselves and have our own thoughts and vote. That means that "unity" or agreement is hard to come by. If you disagree with political views, the only thing I can say is, don't be a jerk about it. Conservatives, liberals, moderates and apathetics can agree to disagree. Or at least you can.
Don't argue just for the rush it gives you. Arguing with people over the internet about JW's, politics, and religion can be beneficial. But it shouldn't be your only hobby.