Program details for Human Sacrifice
Week of May 12, 2007
About the program:
Human Sacrifice
From the tiniest unborn to the aged upon his death bed, every person has an eternal soul and is precious to the Creator. Many cultures throughout history, however, have devalued life through human sacrifice. But why? Listen in!More Variation Is Limited within Kinds
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