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michaelArc
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No, I don’t think we are anywhere near the End Times, at least not by any world war or cataclysmic event. How do I know? I don’t.
This fascination for the End Times has been accelerated by the advent of the internet. It’s that simple. With information readily available at a moment’s notice, we are constantly inundated with negative news by geo-political propaganda.
Thirty years ago, people might see something on television or read something in the paper and then go about their daily business. But now, people can endlessly search from a wide spectrum of opinions on YouTube, Facebook, blogs, etc that feed our anxiety about such matters. This is a vicious cycle.
Nearly 80 years ago, 1.5 million people died over a course of several months in the Battle of Stalingrad. Yet today a lone gunmen murders a dozen people in the streets, rebels take over a village, a plane crashes, or someone who we don’t like gets elected and hysteria ensues. People begin speculating about who will be the anti-Christ and that we are now living on the eve of the End Times. This is madness.
I use to have an mild obsession about such things, but it doesn’t do any good. Everyone’s time would be better served living in the moment and trying to do God’s will.
This fascination for the End Times has been accelerated by the advent of the internet. It’s that simple. With information readily available at a moment’s notice, we are constantly inundated with negative news by geo-political propaganda.
Thirty years ago, people might see something on television or read something in the paper and then go about their daily business. But now, people can endlessly search from a wide spectrum of opinions on YouTube, Facebook, blogs, etc that feed our anxiety about such matters. This is a vicious cycle.
Nearly 80 years ago, 1.5 million people died over a course of several months in the Battle of Stalingrad. Yet today a lone gunmen murders a dozen people in the streets, rebels take over a village, a plane crashes, or someone who we don’t like gets elected and hysteria ensues. People begin speculating about who will be the anti-Christ and that we are now living on the eve of the End Times. This is madness.
I use to have an mild obsession about such things, but it doesn’t do any good. Everyone’s time would be better served living in the moment and trying to do God’s will.
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