101 Preguntas Y 101 Respuestas – (Spanish)
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How many times have the questions arising in our minds seemed to remain unanswerable? How often have we repeated these questions to people who also did not know the answers? And how many times have they asked us questions that we also cannot answer? Lucas Leys presents 101 difficult questions along with direct answers for each one. He offers answers that are well reasoned and balanced from a biblical and spiritual perspective so that young people can deepen their faith. Whether you are a youth leader who needs to the right answers to give or a teenager in search of satisfactory answers, this book is for you.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780829757378
ISBN10: 0829757376
Language: Spanish
Lucas Leys
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 2010
Publisher: Editorial Vida
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