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Story summary
- About 57% of U.S. Gen Z aspires to be influencers, drawn by fame and money.
- The article says true influence can come from "unhistoric acts," echoing George Eliot on hidden lives.
- The birth of Jesus is cited as an example that humble beginnings can drive significant change.
- The conclusion argues human rights and moral equality are rooted in Christian values.
