Namen. Du bist gemeint

Unzählige Male sind wir schon bei unserem Namen gerufen worden. Was dabei an Liebe und Wärme, aber auch an Strenge und Kälte erklang, hallt in uns nach. Was bedeutet der Umgang der Religionen mit dem Namen Gottes? Wie sollen unsere Kinder heißen? Und welchen Namen wählen wir bei einer Heirat? Eine Tragödie ist es, wenn Menschen namenlos werden. Namen, das erzählen unsere Texte in diesem EXTRA, sind Identität, Kultur, Teil unseres Lebens.

An episode of the Podcast »Publik-Forum EXTRA« podcast, hosted by Doris Weber, Chefredakteurin von »Publik-Forum EXTRA«, titled "Namen. Du bist gemeint" was published on March 10, 2022.

March 10, 2022 · Podcast »Publik-Forum EXTRA«

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Unzählige Male sind wir schon bei unserem Namen gerufen worden. Was dabei an Liebe und Wärme, aber auch an Strenge und Kälte erklang, hallt in uns nach. Was bedeutet der Umgang der Religionen mit dem Namen Gottes? Wie sollen unsere Kinder heißen? Und welchen Namen wählen wir bei einer Heirat? Eine Tragödie ist es, wenn Menschen namenlos werden. Namen, das erzählen unsere Texte in diesem EXTRA, sind Identität, Kultur, Teil unseres Lebens.

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Unzählige Male sind wir schon bei unserem Namen gerufen worden. Was dabei an Liebe und Wärme, aber auch an Strenge und Kälte erklang, hallt in uns nach. Was bedeutet der Umgang der Religionen mit dem Namen Gottes? Wie sollen unsere Kinder heißen? Und welchen Namen wählen wir bei einer Heirat? Eine Tragödie ist es, wenn Menschen namenlos werden. Namen, das erzählen unsere Texte in diesem EXTRA, sind Identität, Kultur, Teil unseres Lebens. - Weitere Informationen finden Sie unter https://shop.publik-forum.de/artikel.aspx?id=13747

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