Will My Rabbit Go to Heaven?: And Other Questions Children Ask

Lion (1988)
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A minister's wife and mother of two children suggests answers for difficult questions asked by children about death and suffering, God, heaven and hell, and sex.

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BL625.5.H84 1988

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0745912214   9780745912219
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