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Dios puede ser herido, pero no como afirma Trump, según los teólogos

  • Written by Sameer Yadav, Associate Professor of Religious Studies, Westmont College
imageSegún la Biblia, Dios creó el día y la noche.Hulton Archive/Getty Images

El 6 de agosto el Presidente Donald Trump dijo que si Biden ganara la elección estadounidense “lastimaría a Dios”.

Dijo, específicamente, que Biden “seguirá la agenda de la izquierda radical, te quitará...

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