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Tom Honey über Gott und den Tsunami

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In den Tagen, die auf den tragischen Tsunami in Südasien 2004 folgten, sinnte Pastor Tom Honey über die Frage "Wie konnte ein liebender Gott das tun" nach. Hier ist seine Antwort.

The Canon Pastor of Exeter Cathedral, in the UK, is unafraid to take on some of religion's tougher issues. Full bio »

Translated into German by Itsuo Fujishima
Reviewed by Yves Bruggmann
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