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Throughout history, it seems like every generation worries that the end of the world is near. This trend has continued to this very day. When we read the headlines and our social media feeds, it is hard not to fall into despair. But reality is seldom as bad as our worst fears. While we certainly have a multitude of problems in this world, there are good reasons to have greater hope than most of us do.
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