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汤姆·翰尼谈上帝与海啸

Filmed Feb 2005 • Posted Apr 2007TED2005
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在2004年南亚海啸的悲剧发生后的几天里,汤姆·翰尼牧师一直思考这样一个问题:“慈爱的上帝怎么会做出这种事呢?” 他在这个视频中回答的就是这个问题。

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Translated into Chinese, Simplified by James Dang
Reviewed by Gary Wang
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