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In a world influenced by globalization and migration, multicultural societies stand at the forefront of humanity’s newest and most complex experiment: learning not just to live together but to thrive together. Current research reveals that cultural diversity is neither a strength nor a weakness; however, it emerges when communities cultivate the inner conditions that allow it to thrive. What appears on the surface should be rooted in what is revered within.

The world is full of unexplainable phenomena that require spiritual discernment. Sodom’s destruction has been the subject of both theological reflection and scientific debate. At Tall el-Hammam in the Jordan Valley, some scientists suggested that a cosmic explosion—a meteor exploding in the atmosphere—might explain the city’s sudden destruction. The imagery was striking: fire falling from the sky and buildings collapsing and turning to ash.

Few voices have warned more urgently about America’s decay than pastor-teacher John MacArthur. Drawing from Romans 1 in sermons like “When God Abandons a Nation,” MacArthur argues that the country is already experiencing what he calls the “wrath of abandonment.” According to him, God's judgment doesn’t always arrive with thunderbolts—it often comes quietly, by allowing society to run headlong into the consequences of a reprobate mindset.