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Famous anti-theist journalist has a vision of Jesus. Seeking understanding, he confronts a depressed priest at a church, sparking an intense argument that challenges their core beliefs on faith and what it means to believe.
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Famous anti-theist journalist has a vision of Jesus. Seeking understanding, he confronts a depressed priest at a church, sparking an intense argument that challenges their core beliefs on faith and what it means to believe.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Emil Ormasen Vallersnes
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Studio:SDL INC.
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