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In many of today’s popular media, such as films, TV, and literature, capitalism is often maligned.

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This documentary features new information about when, why, and how the rapture will occur in the final days of our earthly existence.

These people who have experienced tremendous hardships, yet still smile at life, can profoundly touch the lives of others.

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