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Julia Sweeney habla sobre abandonar a Dios

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About this talk

Julia Sweeney (Dios dijo, "¡Ja!") interpreta los primeros 15 minutos de su espectáculo de 2006 Abandonando a Dios. Un día, dos jóvenes misioneros mormones tocan a su puerta, y se desencadena una búsqueda que la llevará a replantearse sus creencias.

Translated into Spanish by Alex Alonso
Reviewed by Ruth Alonso
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About Julia Sweeney

As a solo performer, comic actor Julia Sweeney explores love, cancer, family and faith. Her latest solo show and CD, Letting Go of God, is about the "quest for something I could really believe… Full bio and more links

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