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What growing up in an end-times church taught a science communicator about dispelling misinformation

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Paul Martin Jensen, a health and science communications specialist, shares how his childhood in an end-times church influenced his approach to combating misinformation, highlighting that even small doubts can dismantle deeply held beliefs. For content creators, this underscores the importance of addressing misconceptions with personal stories and evidence-based facts to effectively challenge entrenched belief systems.

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