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thedailyarticle.com. Now here's today's news, discerned differently.

Australian officials would like us to rebrand shark attacks as negative encounters.

The swimmer who was bitten by a great white shark at a beach near San Francisco last month may not agree.

Officials in Texas are assuring the public that the Dallas resident, who has the first ever

case of monkey pox in our state, is not a reason for alarm.

The infected patient in isolation at a Dallas hospital may not agree.

It is human nature to downplay threats we cannot control.

For example, we say of those who die that they departed or passed on,

but euphemisms cannot change the reality they describe. As of this morning, 188 people have died

in massive flooding in Europe. The death toll in the Surfside Florida condominium collapse stands at 97. At least

65 people underwent decontamination on Saturday, following a chemical leak at a Six Flags water park near

Houston. Three people were wounded in a shooting outside the Washington National's baseball stadium

that caused the game

to be suspended. At least two people were killed, and several others were wounded by shootings at

three locations in Tucson, Arizona yesterday afternoon, and the global death toll from the coronavirus

pandemic stands at 4,089,175 at this recording.

American Christians are under unprecedented pressure by our secularized culture to compromise biblical

truth and morality. But the inescapable realities of death and eternity beyond the grave demonstrate conclusively

that every person we know needs to know what we know about death.

Martin Luther said, every man must do two things alone.

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