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Home > Events > Helder Camara Lectures > Past lectures > Is there really a god?

Is there really a god?

Father James Bacik

Date

17 August 2009 6:00 pm

'Is there a God?' - A Conversation between Fr James Bacik - Parish Priest , Campus Minister and Rahnerian theologian from Toledo, Ohio - and Martin Flanagan , Melbourne Journalist.

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