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  image created by IA The Antichrist and the Age of Existential Peril: A Modern Reflection I n an age defined by perpetual anxiety, where the specter of global collapse looms large, a fascinating and unsettling idea has resurfaced—that the Antichrist will not emerge from a traditional mold of overt evil, but from the very fears that consume us.  This perspective, as articulated by the claim that the Antichrist would arise by stoking fear of environmental disaster, AI, nuclear weapons, and other existential perils, offers a chilling lens through which to view our current global turmoil. It suggests that the path to a "one-world totalitarian state" is being paved not by a charismatic dictator, but by our collective panic and our desperate search for a singular, all-encompassing solution. NARRATIVES OF EXISTENTIAL RISKS Today, we are bombarded with narratives of existential risk. The climate crisis is no longer just a scientific concern; it's an apocalyptic prophecy, demandi...