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Deutsch: Kritik an Kirche und Kirchentagsfinanzierung mit der "Moses 11. Gebot" Skulptur. Wegen der öffentlichen Finanzierung des "Deutschen Evangelischen Kirchentages 2019" von der Stadt, Land und des Bundes von 10 Millionen Euro. Vor dem altem Rathaus in Dortmund, Deutschland www.11tes-gebot.de.
English: Criticism of church and churchday finance with "Moses 11. commandment" sculptures. On the Moses sculpture stands: "Thou shalt pay thy church-day self". At the 37th Protestant Church Day 2019 in Dortmund, Germany www.11tes-gebot.de.
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