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Have you ever asked yourself, why do I keep wrestling with that sin?

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A woman was traveling from London to Manila on an Emirates flight when she went into labor.

The public address system asked for medical help.

Two nurses heading home from their jobs on a carnival cruise ship, responded and helped deliver the baby.

The mother named her baby, Sky. The two nurses helped a mother they had never met,

because they are all part of our shared humanity on this tiny planet. Here's another example

of our interconnectedness. Scientists have determined that a volcanic eruption of Alaska's Mount

Okmock more than 2,000 years ago may have helped birth the Roman Empire. In the years after

Julius Caesar was assassinated, historical accounts recorded unusual cold, food shortages,

disease, and famine. These likely exacerbated the social unrest

that contributed to the downfall of the Roman Republic

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