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Teh panel explores the hypocrisy of praying for rain for drought affected farmers, whilst enacting policies which accelerate Climate Change, based on the article by panel member Byron Smith: http://www.abc.net.au/religion/why-it-was-offensive-for-the-prime-minister-to-call-for-prayer/10245992
Teh panel explores the hypocrisy of praying for rain for drought affected farmers, whilst enacting policies which accelerate Climate Change, based on the article by panel member Byron Smith: http://www.abc.net.au/religion/why-it-was-offensive-for-the-prime-minister-to-call-for-prayer/10245992
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