El octavo dia
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Last published Tue, Oct 24, 2017
La creación de dios fue descrita como un proceso hermoso en el que todo fue bueno. pero que sucedió con la creación divina que no fue bueno, que fue terrible y sigue acechando en algún lado de la creación.
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