EPISODE · May 9, 2021 · 4 MIN
EPISODE 128 - APAKAH KITA SUDAH SIAP MENGHADAPI KEMATIAN SUATU HARI NANTI?
from FITRINI CHOW · host Fitrini Chow
Mungkin ini adalah pertanyaan yang membuat sebagian orang berpikir kenapa membahas kematian? Dan saya belum siap. Ya pasti sebagian orang tidak siap dengan kematian namun tidak dipungkiri kematian itu akan dihadapi oleh semua manusia yang masih ada di dunia ini. Apa yang akan kita lakukan dengan hidup yang masih dipercayakan oleh Tuhan? Simak langsung.
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