Does the world need a new spiritual order? (Central Chronicle)
The world direly needs a new spiritual order, because, immorality, corruption, and all kinds of vices are out of bounds. In the olden days, people had to face hardship of fetching water, no electric light, lack of air travel facilities and many other luxury items that are available in plenty today.
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