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Michael Kotsch
Schöpfung oder Evolution? [EPUB ebook]
Keine Frage des Glaubens

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的封面 Michael Kotsch: Schöpfung oder Evolution? (ePUB)

Keine Frage des Glaubens, E-Book, Reihe Aufklärung, Bd. 49.
Heute glauben viele Menschen an das evolutionistische Modell der Welterklärung, obwohl deren Grundlagen keine wissenschaftlich hinreichende Erklärung für die Entstehung des Lebens bieten können. Wo liegen die Probleme dieses Genmodells?

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