1027 : Hidup dan Mati
from AIM Indonesia Hosted by Toninardi Wijono
Mengapa kita harus hidup? Kita seringkali sibuk dan mempertanyakan hidup dan kematian. Tidakkah lebih baik kita memikirkan dan merenungkan bagaimana kita hidup? Tidak peduli mau panjang atau pendek kita hidup tetapi bagaimana kita menjalani kehidupan ini.
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How long is this episode of AIM Indonesia?
This episode is 16 minutes long.
When was this AIM Indonesia episode published?
This episode was published on July 26, 2021.
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