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Input: Consider Input: Context: So that gave Brother an idea for a stunt and he jumped up and claimed he could jump from one step to the other ( it was probably a meter between the two ) . I was very doubtful of said stunt but encourage none the less . So he lined himself up and leaped with grace and with arms flailing to show his theatrical - ness but then got his footing all wrong and ended up tripping his landing as his foot slid off the step and he went flying onto the ( empty ) road . 
Question: What type of person is my brother ?

Output: Someone who has little fear .


Input: Consider Input: Context: Yesterday , I had the chance to go off for a few hours to Creative Camp in Belfast , an event billed as bringing together " technology and creative enthusiasts who want to make things happen with web , mobile , open source , new media , music and design . " I was unsure whether to attend , not knowing if my web endeavours really fit that description . But I decided that with this blog , I aim to make things happen , specifically by challenging assumptions , in a very small way for a few people . But mainly , I felt it would be good to get out and hopefully meet a few folk whose online identities I could fit to a real world face . I enjoyed the talks I heard , and the atmosphere of untapped possibilities . 
Question: What may happen after the Creative Camp in Belfast ?

Output: I have big plans for my blog now.


Input: Consider Input: Context: When we first planted Compass Point Church four years ago we knew it was going to be somewhat of a struggle . Because of certain hyper - Charismatic , " prosperity - teaching " mega - churches in town ... most of Lakeland 's perception of church was not good . The reputation of these churches was that money was the main motivator for doing ministry ... and people were a distant second . Amid the scandals , failed marriages , three - ring circus atmospheres , rumors of affairs , millionaire pastors and slick marketing ... more people were hurt by these churches than helped . 
Question: What religion does the narrator seem to subscribe to ?


Output: They are Christian .