What’s wrong with the world? It’s a very important question. We can all agree that
there is very much wrong in the world. For instance:
There is devastating poverty in the world. Although the number of deaths from
hunger is declining – it is estimated that 9 million died from starvation last year, many of them children under the age of 5. Millions of people are suffering under soul-crushing totalitarian regimes like North Korea, Eritrea and Afghanistan. Homicide continues to be one of the leading causes of death. 440,000 people died last year by an act of violence. Nearly quadruple the number of people killed in war. Sex-trafficking of young girls and women is on the rise around the world. We have recently been hearing of massive corruption in our governmental agencies.

These are just an example of the things that are wrong in the world. But what is the
underlying problem with the world? Why is the world this way?