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Publions des photos ✝️d’Eglises ✝️, de ✝️Cathédrales. ✝️
Nous sommes en France en Terre Chrétienne.
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Du Louvre à Notre-Dame sous le soleil couchant de #Paris... what else ?
paris-visites-guidees.com
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The monks at Wiblingen Abbey had an impressive space to do their reading and research
Their library was designed to be much more than a room full of shelves
Their decorations were carefully chosen to reflect learning, wisdom and knowledge
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The two marble angels sculpted by Gian Lorenzo Bernini that are preserved in the Church of Sant’Andrea delle Fratte in Rome are masterpieces of the Baroque.
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Yes. Envious or malicious people with records of lying, fraud, or violence can and do repeatedly attack the character of benevolent individuals, even inside high-trust societies. Their own reputation usually limits how far those attacks travel, yet the attempts themselves remain possible because trust is never absolute and motivated actors will still test it.
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Yes. Envious or hateful people commonly use others as proxies to attack a target. This includes recruiting allies, spreading rumors, triangulating relationships, or orchestrating group pressure so they avoid direct blame while still causing harm. It appears in personal conflicts, workplaces, and online settings.
