I resist the temptation to predict the future, yet alone the direction of divine providence. But if there is anything to Biblical prophecy then what will eventuate is clear. Humanity will divide into two diametrically opposed camps; the good and the bad. (Of course, the bad will see themselves as the good). And unfortunately, the majority will side with the bad. Evil will be called good and the good will be more and more denigrated.
On that final point I tentatively speculate that this is what is beginning to occur. In mere decades we've seen not just an acceptance of sin, but in many cases an enshrinement of it as a positive good to be celebrated. And being careful not view the past with rose tinted goggles, I do nonetheless think, at the very least, we've become (western society) increasingly vulgar in general. Whether we're approaching a crescendo of evil that culminates in the Final Judgment, or much like the Western Empire, modern civilization simply collapses under its own moral dysfunction is yet to be seen. Or maybe, it is all superstition and we're approaching some technological global utopia, who knows?
All you can do is to keep your own spiritual house in order and trust in God. In the end, God is the one in control. Evil will only go as far as God permits it to.
I agree we can not predict the future, at the same time I see the Holy books have given a fair vision of what we face. The Bible has some stern warnings, the Baha'i Writings contain some very graphic warnings.
I see Biblical Prophecy has been very accurate with history and I see the final battle continues.
It brings to mind the opening passage of a book, "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair...". (Tale of two Cities)
Regards Tony