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(1) mysteries are questions in life without satisfying answers. (2) one mystery is why there is so much hatred on the planet. (3) we are all mortal and here on earth for only a little while. (4) yet instead of being kind to one another, we continue to start wars—the main effect of which is to kill each other. (5) a second mystery is how good and evil can exist together in the same person. (6) for example, we have all heard of a person who is liked and even admired in the community. (7) we then learn that the person has been abusing his wife or children. (8) a third mystery is why some wealthy christians do little to the poor. (9) they go to church on sunday but act as if the lives of the poor are none of their concern. (10) yet the bible says that it's easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven.

4. the major supporting details of this paragraph are

a. the mysteries in life.

b. that we are all mortal and here on earth for only a little while.

c. how good and evil can exist together in the same person.

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