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Startling Proofs
It is the demand of every skeptic: prove to me that God exists. Of course making a decision to accept the Gospel of Christ is a matter of faith.
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It is the demand of every skeptic: prove to me that God exists. Of course making a decision to accept the Gospel of Christ is a matter of faith.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:André van Heerden, Peter Lalonde
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Cloud Ten Pictures
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