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Zachary: As soon as the first sight, c is the patchwork of the Greens who m aspire, green English is declining in multiple nuances, passing through the Military greens, Empire, khaki, larch, lichen, sage, PIN, absinthe, almond, linden, spreading until the water green translucent.
It is all the more curious that I know that Vincent has not used in green. It is hard to mix of Prussian blue to yellow multiple until, in its surprising palette, are born the nuances which reveal themselves to present to my eyes fascinated. Between the two wings of brown oak deviating such two guards révérencieux, a visitor is stopped and feuillette its Gazette. The greens of the landscape are reflected in the blue of its clothing in such a fluidity that the individual and his clothes appear to be born of the foliage of the trees. Conversely, the Hue browned of held a few women suggests the despondency, but this is only an error of judgment on my part: languissamment sitting on the benches, sheltered by the hardwood arches, they are holidaying and fleeing from the external heat, dreaming certainly for warmer climes who might deign to dump the rain as long hoped for. The garden of Arles invites me, I cannot resist its silent prayer. I burns of the irrepressible desire to follow this woman, that which is directed to the branch of the path, doing trainer her skirt on the aisle lined with yellow, straw, sand, wheat, saffron, shelled by the trees. I breathe and I aspire to deliver to my eyes amazed what lurks beyond the fresh charmille. For scraps of me to fly on the tors Trail in my hike: pieces of cheerfulness, dust of hope, peelings of friendship, bouquets of pain, the pelts of illusion, parts of love to forget or to build. It will be soon time to lie: Fatigue happens if quickly. The drops fall, slide along my window. The wind shakes the trees as to make them make throat. The sea is agitated in any sense. I see a herring gull who fight, is done embark and always returns. The drops of the glass also cling, take good and then let go, vanquished, trailing in their fall a few sisters éreintées. A tarpaulin oscillates, jumps, culbute: she would like to leave, that it stops finally but it is retained here and she cries.
A big wave has just burst ; the Gull resists; the tarp wishes of the end of the fingers. Despite my double glazing, I hear a high-pitched whistling, animal, who escapes things in the wind during that it plays its fury outside. Wish, the tarp is no longer there. My heart is accelerating: I hesitate between the fear to go there and want to feel the air pull me the face. From the Vth century, a new report Man/nature based on the previous discounts in question takes shape. The idea of a single God that he "must love in spirit and in truth" is necessary and makes more abstract the streamlining of the report to the nature. The report is "spiritualise". In the west, this spiritualisation is before any outcome of theological reflections carried out by men. As well, "in heaven", the masculine wins little by little on the feminine and the patriarchal societies develop. For the spiritual authority that is the Church, the nature is now perceived as a space to conquer (to "convert"). To do this, it relies in large part on the administrative organization left by the Romans. Chelles and its islands in the Middle Ages
At the beginning of the Middle Ages, in Chelles, buildings subsisting of the gallo-roman period serve as the Palace to the Merovingian kings. It is at this time that appears the name of the city, " Villa Caliensis ", then
" Kala ". Clotilde, widow of Clovis, based, in the Vith century, a first church: the Church St-Georges. In the middle of the viith century, the Queen Bathilde founded an abbey. This Monastery, female, will become one of the most important of the West, in particular under the abbess Gisèle, sister of Charlemagne. With a good part of the land, the Abbey stimulates the implementation agrarian value of the territory: the marshes of the alluvial plain are drained through multiple ditches, allowing the livestock and crops needed in the village. The Marne is at once used for the transport of materials and for its driving force. Of the mills were built along the banks of the river. One can imagine, during the middle- age, that the islands, given their difficulty of access, have not of particular usefulness. May they be sporadically used for fishing.
A spiritualization of the report to the nature The Church supports both the conquest of the nature and the Taming of a human nature perceived as "sinner". In referring to the spiritual authority that is the Church, the man can protect its vulnerability and honor the privilege of the thought.
Toward the Modern Times After the exhaustion of the mythological designs, the theological designs give a new meaning to the report Man/nature. This new representation of which the Church is the holder is widely shared. However, the clergy, widely invested in the governance of States and sometimes obsessed by power struggles, lose, regularly, the link with the ideals of the Gospel message. The example of the Inquisition in is an undeniable proof. If the appearance of multiple reforms, universities, new orders attempt to reconnect with a God said to "love", the emergence in the Xvth century of humanism, will hurt the religious monopoly of the Roman Church… The report Man/nature in the modern era The humanist project which was born in Italy at the end of the xivth century is to put man at the center of everything in affirming its dignity, its freedom and its capacity of knowledge (its reason). The Ecclesiastical design of a sinful human nature is in question. The emergence of humanism is accountable to both internal factors in the evolution of Christianity and of new factors of which three are particularly determinants: the rediscovery of antiquity with the translation of great authors the Greeks and the Romans, the invention of the printing which allows a wider dissemination of knowledge and the emancipation of Science of the guardianship of the religion. This last was notably made possible by the refutation of religious positions on the shape of the Earth and its position in the galaxy. The scientists in relying on human reason have indeed demonstrated that the earth was round and that it revolved around the sun. This development of science will lead to a Swedish scientist, Carl von Linné, to lay the foundations of the modern system of the nomenclature binominale. It is considered today as one of the Fathers of the modern ecology. Has Chelles, an abbey, on the edges of the Marne, Mills Zachary: As soon as the first sight, c is the patchwork of the Greens who m aspire, green English is declining in multiple nuances, passing through the Military greens, Empire, khaki, larch, lichen, sage, PIN, absinthe, almond, linden, spreading until the water green translucent. It is all the more curious that I know that Vincent has not used in green. It is hard to mix of Prussian blue to yellow multiple until, in its surprising palette, are born the nuances which reveal themselves to present to my eyes fascinated. Between the two wings of brown oak deviating such two guards révérencieux, a visitor is stopped and feuillette its Gazette. The greens of the landscape are reflected in the blue of its clothing in such a fluidity that the individual and his clothes appear to be born of the foliage of the trees. Conversely, the Hue browned of held a few women suggests the despondency, but this is only an error of judgment on my part: languissamment sitting on the benches, sheltered by the hardwood arches, they are holidaying and fleeing from the external heat, dreaming certainly for warmer climes who might deign to dump the rain as long hoped for. The garden of Arles invites me, I cannot resist its silent prayer. I burns of the irrepressible desire to follow this woman, that which is directed to the branch of the path, doing trainer her skirt on the aisle lined with yellow, straw, sand, wheat, saffron, shelled by the trees. I breathe and I aspire to deliver to my eyes amazed what lurks beyond the fresh charmille. For scraps of me to fly on the tors Trail in my hike: pieces of cheerfulness, dust of hope, peelings of friendship, bouquets of pain, the pelts of illusion, parts of love to forget or to build. It will be soon time to lie: Fatigue happens if quickly.
The drops fall, slide along my window. The wind shakes the trees as to make them make throat. The sea is agitated in any sense. I see a herring gull who fight, is done embark and always returns. The drops of the glass also cling, take good and then let go, vanquished, trailing in their fall a few sisters éreintées. A tarpaulin oscillates, jumps, culbute: she would like to leave, that it stops finally but it is retained here and she cries. A big wave has just burst ; the Gull resists; the tarp wishes of the end of the fingers. Despite my double glazing, I hear a high-pitched whistling, animal, who escapes things in the wind during that it plays its fury outside. Wish, the tarp is no longer there. My heart is accelerating: I hesitate between the fear to go there and want to feel the air pull me the face. From the Vth century, a new report Man/nature based on the previous discounts in question takes shape. The idea of a single God that he "must love in spirit and in truth" is necessary and makes more abstract the streamlining of the report to the nature. The report is "spiritualise". In the west, this spiritualisation is before any outcome of theological reflections carried out by men. As well, "in heaven", the masculine wins little by little on the feminine and the patriarchal societies develop. For the spiritual authority that is the Church, the nature is now perceived as a space to conquer (to "convert"). To do this, it relies in large part on the administrative organization left by the Romans. Chelles and its islands in the Middle Ages At the beginning of the Middle Ages, in Chelles, buildings subsisting of the gallo-roman period serve as the Palace to the Merovingian kings. It is at this time that appears the name of the city, " Villa Caliensis ", then " Kala ". Clotilde, widow of Clovis, based, in the Vith century, a first church: the Church St-Georges. In the middle of the viith century, the Queen Bathilde founded an abbey. This Monastery, female, will become one of the most important of the West, in particular under the abbess Gisèle, sister of Charlemagne. With a good part of the land, the Abbey stimulates the implementation agrarian value of the territory: the marshes of the alluvial plain are drained through multiple ditches, allowing the livestock and crops needed in the village. The Marne is at once used for the transport of materials and for its driving force. Of the mills were built along the banks of the river. One can imagine, during the middle- age, that the islands, given their difficulty of access, have not of particular usefulness. May they be sporadically used for fishing. A spiritualization of the report to the nature The Church supports both the conquest of the nature and the Taming of a human nature perceived as "sinner". In referring to the spiritual authority that is the Church, the man can protect its vulnerability and honor the privilege of the thought. Toward the Modern Times After the exhaustion of the mythological designs, the theological designs give a new meaning to the report Man/nature. This new representation of which the Church is the holder is widely shared. However, the clergy, widely invested in the governance of States and sometimes obsessed by power struggles, lose, regularly, the link with the ideals of the Gospel message. The example of the Inquisition in is an undeniable proof. If the appearance of multiple reforms, universities, new orders attempt to reconnect with a God said to "love", the emergence in the Xvth century of humanism, will hurt the religious monopoly of the Roman Church…
The report Man/nature in the modern era The humanist project which was born in Italy at the end of the xivth century is to put man at the center of everything in affirming its dignity, its freedom and its capacity of knowledge (its reason). The Ecclesiastical design of a sinful human nature is in question.
The emergence of humanism is accountable to both internal factors in the evolution of Christianity and of new factors of which three are particularly determinants: the rediscovery of antiquity with the translation of great authors the Greeks and the Romans, the invention of the printing which allows a wider dissemination of knowledge and the emancipation of Science of the guardianship of the religion. This last was notably made possible by the refutation of religious positions on the shape of the Earth and its position in the galaxy. The scientists in relying on human reason have indeed demonstrated that the earth was round and that it revolved around the sun. This development of science will lead to a Swedish scientist, Carl von Linné, to lay the foundations of the modern system of the nomenclature binominale. It is considered today as one of the Fathers of the modern ecology. Has Chelles, an abbey, on the edges of the Marne, Mills
Zachary: As soon as the first sight, c is the patchwork of the Greens who m aspire, green English is declining in multiple nuances, passing through the Military greens, Empire, khaki, larch, lichen, sage, PIN, absinthe, almond, linden, spreading until the water green translucent. It is all the more curious that I know that Vincent has not used in green. It is hard to mix of Prussian blue to yellow multiple until, in its surprising palette, are born the nuances which reveal themselves to present to my eyes fascinated. Between the two wings of brown oak deviating such two guards révérencieux, a visitor is stopped and feuillette its Gazette. The greens of the landscape are reflected in the blue of its clothing in such a fluidity that the individual and his clothes appear to be born of the foliage of the trees. Conversely, the Hue browned of held a few women suggests the despondency, but this is only an error of judgment on my part: languissamment sitting on the benches, sheltered by the hardwood arches, they are holidaying and fleeing from the external heat, dreaming certainly for warmer climes who might deign to dump the rain as long hoped for. The garden of Arles invites me, I cannot resist its silent prayer. I burns of the irrepressible desire to follow this woman, that which is directed to the branch of the path, doing trainer her skirt on the aisle lined with yellow, straw, sand, wheat, saffron, shelled by the trees. I breathe and I aspire to deliver to my eyes amazed what lurks beyond the fresh charmille. For scraps of me to fly on the tors Trail in my hike: pieces of cheerfulness, dust of hope, peelings of friendship, bouquets of pain, the pelts of illusion, parts of love to forget or to build. It will be soon time to lie: Fatigue happens if quickly. The drops fall, slide along my window. The wind shakes the trees as to make them make throat. The sea is agitated in any sense. I see a herring gull who fight, is done embark and always returns. The drops of the glass also cling, take good and then let go, vanquished, trailing in their fall a few sisters éreintées. A tarpaulin oscillates, jumps, culbute: she would like to leave, that it stops finally but it is retained here and she cries. A big wave has just burst ; the Gull resists; the tarp wishes of the end of the fingers. Despite my double glazing, I hear a high-pitched whistling, animal, who escapes things in the wind during that it plays its fury outside. Wish, the tarp is no longer there. My heart is accelerating: I hesitate between the fear to go there and want to feel the air pull me the face. From the Vth century, a new report Man/nature based on the previous discounts in question takes shape. The idea of a single God that he "must love in spirit and in truth" is necessary and makes more abstract the streamlining of the report to the nature. The report is "spiritualise". In the west, this spiritualisation is before any outcome of theological reflections carried out by men. As well, "in heaven", the masculine wins little by little on the feminine and the patriarchal societies develop. For the spiritual authority that is the Church, the nature is now perceived as a space to conquer (to "convert"). To do this, it relies in large part on the administrative organization left by the Romans. Chelles and its islands in the Middle Ages
At the beginning of the Middle Ages, in Chelles, buildings subsisting of the gallo-roman period serve as the Palace to the Merovingian kings. It is at this time that appears the name of the city, " Villa Caliensis ", then
" Kala ". Clotilde, widow of Clovis, based, in the Vith century, a first church: the Church St-Georges. In the middle of the viith century, the Queen Bathilde founded an abbey. This Monastery, female, will become one of the most important of the West, in particular under the abbess Gisèle, sister of Charlemagne. With a good part of the land, the Abbey stimulates the implementation agrarian value of the territory: the marshes of the alluvial plain are drained through multiple ditches, allowing the livestock and crops needed in the village. The Marne is at once used for the transport of materials and for its driving force. Of the mills were built along the banks of the river. One can imagine, during the middle- age, that the islands, given their difficulty of access, have not of particular usefulness. May they be sporadically used for fishing.
A spiritualization of the report to the nature The Church supports both the conquest of the nature and the Taming of a human nature perceived as "sinner". In referring to the spiritual authority that is the Church, the man can protect its vulnerability and honor the privilege of the thought.
Toward the Modern Times After the exhaustion of the mythological designs, the theological designs give a new meaning to the report Man/nature. This new representation of which the Church is the holder is widely shared. However, the clergy, widely invested in the governance of States and sometimes obsessed by power struggles, lose, regularly, the link with the ideals of the Gospel message. The example of the Inquisition in is an undeniable proof. If the appearance of multiple reforms, universities, new orders attempt to reconnect with a God said to "love", the emergence in the Xvth century of humanism, will hurt the religious monopoly of the Roman Church… The report Man/nature in the modern era The humanist project which was born in Italy at the end of the xivth century is to put man at the center of everything in affirming its dignity, its freedom and its capacity of knowledge (its reason). The Ecclesiastical design of a sinful human nature is in question. The emergence of humanism is accountable to both internal factors in the evolution of Christianity and of new factors of which three are particularly determinants: the rediscovery of antiquity with the translation of great authors the Greeks and the Romans, the invention of the printing which allows a wider dissemination of knowledge and the emancipation of Science of the guardianship of the religion. This last was notably made possible by the refutation of religious positions on the shape of the Earth and its position in the galaxy. The scientists in relying on human reason have indeed demonstrated that the earth was round and that it revolved around the sun. This development of science will lead to a Swedish scientist, Carl von Linné, to lay the foundations of the modern system of the nomenclature binominale. It is considered today as one of the Fathers of the modern ecology. Has Chelles, an abbey, on the edges of the Marne, Mills Zachary: As soon as the first sight, c is the patchwork of the Greens who m aspire, green English is declining in multiple nuances, passing through the Military greens, Empire, khaki, larch, lichen, sage, PIN, absinthe, almond, linden, spreading until the water green translucent. It is all the more curious that I know that Vincent has not used in green. It is hard to mix of Prussian blue to yellow multiple until, in its surprising palette, are born the nuances which reveal themselves to present to my eyes fascinated. Between the two wings of brown oak deviating such two guards révérencieux, a visitor is stopped and feuillette its Gazette. The greens of the landscape are reflected in the blue of its clothing in such a fluidity that the individual and his clothes appear to be born of the foliage of the trees. Conversely, the Hue browned of held a few women suggests the despondency, but this is only an error of judgment on my part: languissamment sitting on the benches, sheltered by the hardwood arches, they are holidaying and fleeing from the external heat, dreaming certainly for warmer climes who might deign to dump the rain as long hoped for. The garden of Arles invites me, I cannot resist its silent prayer. I burns of the irrepressible desire to follow this woman, that which is directed to the branch of the path, doing trainer her skirt on the aisle lined with yellow, straw, sand, wheat, saffron, shelled by the trees. I breathe and I aspire to deliver to my eyes amazed what lurks beyond the fresh charmille. For scraps of me to fly on the tors Trail in my hike: pieces of cheerfulness, dust of hope, peelings of friendship, bouquets of pain, the pelts of illusion, parts of love to forget or to build. It will be soon time to lie: Fatigue happens if quickly.
The drops fall, slide along my window. The wind shakes the trees as to make them make throat. The sea is agitated in any sense. I see a herring gull who fight, is done embark and always returns. The drops of the glass also cling, take good and then let go, vanquished, trailing in their fall a few sisters éreintées. A tarpaulin oscillates, jumps, culbute: she would like to leave, that it stops finally but it is retained here and she cries. A big wave has just burst ; the Gull resists; the tarp wishes of the end of the fingers. Despite my double glazing, I hear a high-pitched whistling, animal, who escapes things in the wind during that it plays its fury outside. Wish, the tarp is no longer there. My heart is accelerating: I hesitate between the fear to go there and want to feel the air pull me the face. From the Vth century, a new report Man/nature based on the previous discounts in question takes shape. The idea of a single God that he "must love in spirit and in truth" is necessary and makes more abstract the streamlining of the report to the nature. The report is "spiritualise". In the west, this spiritualisation is before any outcome of theological reflections carried out by men. As well, "in heaven", the masculine wins little by little on the feminine and the patriarchal societies develop. For the spiritual authority that is the Church, the nature is now perceived as a space to conquer (to "convert"). To do this, it relies in large part on the administrative organization left by the Romans. Chelles and its islands in the Middle Ages
At the beginning of the Middle Ages, in Chelles, buildings subsisting of the gallo-roman period serve as the Palace to the Merovingian kings. It is at this time that appears the name of the city, " Villa Caliensis ", then " Kala ". Clotilde, widow of Clovis, based, in the Vith century, a first church: the Church St-Georges. In the middle of the viith century, the Queen Bathilde founded an abbey. This Monastery, female, will become one of the most important of the West, in particular under the abbess Gisèle, sister of Charlemagne. With a good part of the land, the Abbey stimulates the implementation agrarian value of the territory: the marshes of the alluvial plain are drained through multiple ditches, allowing the livestock and crops needed in the village. The Marne is at once used for the transport of materials and for its driving force. Of the mills were built along the banks of the river. One can imagine, during the middle- age, that the islands, given their difficulty of access, have not of particular usefulness. May they be sporadically used for fishing. A spiritualization of the report to the nature The Church supports both the conquest of the nature and the Taming of a human nature perceived as "sinner". In referring to the spiritual authority that is the Church, the man can protect its vulnerability and honor the privilege of the thought. Toward the Modern Times After the exhaustion of the mythological designs, the theological designs give a new meaning to the report Man/nature. This new representation of which the Church is the holder is widely shared. However, the clergy, widely invested in the governance of States and sometimes obsessed by power struggles, lose, regularly, the link with the ideals of the Gospel message. The example of the Inquisition in is an undeniable proof. If the appearance of multiple reforms, universities, new orders attempt to reconnect with a God said to "love", the emergence in the Xvth century of humanism, will hurt the religious monopoly of the Roman Church… The report Man/nature in the modern era The humanist project which was born in Italy at the end of the xivth century is to put man at the center of everything in affirming its dignity, its freedom and its capacity of knowledge (its reason). The Ecclesiastical design of a sinful human nature is in question. The emergence of humanism is accountable to both internal factors in the evolution of Christianity and of new factors of which three are particularly determinants: the rediscovery of antiquity with the translation of great authors the Greeks and the Romans, the invention of the printing which allows a wider dissemination of knowledge and the emancipation of Science of the guardianship of the religion. This last was notably made possible by the refutation of religious positions on the shape of the Earth and its position in the galaxy. The scientists in relying on human reason have indeed demonstrated that the earth was round and that it revolved around the sun. This development of science will lead to a Swedish scientist, Carl von Linné, to lay the foundations of the modern system of the nomenclature binominale. It is considered today as one of the Fathers of the modern ecology. Has Chelles, an abbey, on the edges of the Marne, Mills
Zachary: As soon as the first sight, c is the patchwork of the Greens who m aspire, green English is declining in multiple nuances, passing through the Military greens, Empire, khaki, larch, lichen, sage, PIN, absinthe, almond, linden, spreading until the water green translucent. It is all the more curious that I know that Vincent has not used in green. It is hard to mix of Prussian blue to yellow multiple until, in its surprising palette, are born the nuances which reveal themselves to present to my eyes fascinated. Between the two wings of brown oak deviating such two guards révérencieux, a visitor is stopped and feuillette its Gazette. The greens of the landscape are reflected in the blue of its clothing in such a fluidity that the individual and his clothes appear to be born of the foliage of the trees. Conversely, the Hue browned of held a few women suggests the despondency, but this is only an error of judgment on my part: languissamment sitting on the benches, sheltered by the hardwood arches, they are holidaying and fleeing from the external heat, dreaming certainly for warmer climes who might deign to dump the rain as long hoped for. The garden of Arles invites me, I cannot resist its silent prayer. I burns of the irrepressible desire to follow this woman, that which is directed to the branch of the path, doing trainer her skirt on the aisle lined with yellow, straw, sand, wheat, saffron, shelled by the trees. I breathe and I aspire to deliver to my eyes amazed what lurks beyond the fresh charmille. For scraps of me to fly on the tors Trail in my hike: pieces of cheerfulness, dust of hope, peelings of friendship, bouquets of pain, the pelts of illusion, parts of love to forget or to build. It will be soon time to lie: Fatigue happens if quickly. The drops fall, slide along my window. The wind shakes the trees as to make them make throat. The sea is agitated in any sense. I see a herring gull who fight, is done embark and always returns. The drops of the glass also cling, take good and then let go, vanquished, trailing in their fall a few sisters éreintées. A tarpaulin oscillates, jumps, culbute: she would like to leave, that it stops finally but it is retained here and she cries. A big wave has just burst ; the Gull resists; the tarp wishes of the end of the fingers. Despite my double glazing, I hear a high-pitched whistling, animal, who escapes things in the wind during that it plays its fury outside. Wish, the tarp is no longer there. My heart is accelerating: I hesitate between the fear to go there and want to feel the air pull me the face. From the Vth century, a new report Man/nature based on the previous discounts in question takes shape. The idea of a single God that he "must love in spirit and in truth" is necessary and makes more abstract the streamlining of the report to the nature. The report is "spiritualise". In the west, this spiritualisation is before any outcome of theological reflections carried out by men. As well, "in heaven", the masculine wins little by little on the feminine and the patriarchal societies develop. For the spiritual authority that is the Church, the nature is now perceived as a space to conquer (to "convert"). To do this, it relies in large part on the administrative organization left by the Romans. Chelles and its islands in the Middle Ages At the beginning of the Middle Ages, in Chelles, buildings subsisting of the gallo-roman period serve as the Palace to the Merovingian kings. It is at this time that appears the name of the city, " Villa Caliensis ", then " Kala ". Clotilde, widow of Clovis, based, in the Vith century, a first church: the Church St-Georges. In the middle of the viith century, the Queen Bathilde founded an abbey. This Monastery, female, will become one of the most important of the West, in particular under the abbess Gisèle, sister of Charlemagne. With a good part of the land, the Abbey stimulates the implementation agrarian value of the territory: the marshes of the alluvial plain are drained through multiple ditches, allowing the livestock and crops needed in the village. The Marne is at once used for the transport of materials and for its driving force. Of the mills were built along the banks of the river. One can imagine, during the middle- age, that the islands, given their difficulty of access, have not of particular usefulness. May they be sporadically used for fishing.
A spiritualization of the report to the nature The Church supports both the conquest of the nature and the Taming of a human nature perceived as "sinner". In referring to the spiritual authority that is the Church, the man can protect its vulnerability and honor the privilege of the thought. Toward the Modern Times
After the exhaustion of the mythological designs, the theological designs give a new meaning to the report Man/nature. This new representation of which the Church is the holder is widely shared. However, the clergy, widely invested in the governance of States and sometimes obsessed by power struggles, lose, regularly, the link with the ideals of the Gospel message. The example of the Inquisition in is an undeniable proof. If the appearance of multiple reforms, universities, new orders attempt to reconnect with a God said to "love", the emergence in the Xvth century of humanism, will hurt the religious monopoly of the Roman Church… The report Man/nature in the modern era The humanist project which was born in Italy at the end of the xivth century is to put man at the center of everything in affirming its dignity, its freedom and its capacity of knowledge (its reason). The Ecclesiastical design of a sinful human nature is in question. The emergence of humanism is accountable to both internal factors in the evolution of Christianity and of new factors of which three are particularly determinants: the rediscovery of antiquity with the translation of great authors the Greeks and the Romans, the invention of the printing which allows a wider dissemination of knowledge and the emancipation of Science of the guardianship of the religion. This last was notably made possible by the refutation of religious positions on the shape of the Earth and its position in the galaxy. The scientists in relying on human reason have indeed demonstrated that the earth was round and that it revolved around the sun. This development of science will lead to a Swedish scientist, Carl von Linné, to lay the foundations of the modern system of the nomenclature binominale. It is considered today as one of the Fathers of the modern ecology. Has Chelles, an abbey, on the edges of the Marne, Mills
It is all the more curious that I know that Vincent has not used in green. It is hard to mix of Prussian blue to yellow multiple until, in its surprising palette, are born the nuances which reveal themselves to present to my eyes fascinated. Between the two wings of brown oak deviating such two guards révérencieux, a visitor is stopped and feuillette its Gazette. The greens of the landscape are reflected in the blue of its clothing in such a fluidity that the individual and his clothes appear to be born of the foliage of the trees. Conversely, the Hue browned of held a few women suggests the despondency, but this is only an error of judgment on my part: languissamment sitting on the benches, sheltered by the hardwood arches, they are holidaying and fleeing from the external heat, dreaming certainly for warmer climes who might deign to dump the rain as long hoped for. The garden of Arles invites me, I cannot resist its silent prayer. I burns of the irrepressible desire to follow this woman, that which is directed to the branch of the path, doing trainer her skirt on the aisle lined with yellow, straw, sand, wheat, saffron, shelled by the trees. I breathe and I aspire to deliver to my eyes amazed what lurks beyond the fresh charmille. For scraps of me to fly on the tors Trail in my hike: pieces of cheerfulness, dust of hope, peelings of friendship, bouquets of pain, the pelts of illusion, parts of love to forget or to build. It will be soon time to lie: Fatigue happens if quickly. The drops fall, slide along my window. The wind shakes the trees as to make them make throat. The sea is agitated in any sense. I see a herring gull who fight, is done embark and always returns. The drops of the glass also cling, take good and then let go, vanquished, trailing in their fall a few sisters éreintées. A tarpaulin oscillates, jumps, culbute: she would like to leave, that it stops finally but it is retained here and she cries.
A big wave has just burst ; the Gull resists; the tarp wishes of the end of the fingers. Despite my double glazing, I hear a high-pitched whistling, animal, who escapes things in the wind during that it plays its fury outside. Wish, the tarp is no longer there. My heart is accelerating: I hesitate between the fear to go there and want to feel the air pull me the face. From the Vth century, a new report Man/nature based on the previous discounts in question takes shape. The idea of a single God that he "must love in spirit and in truth" is necessary and makes more abstract the streamlining of the report to the nature. The report is "spiritualise". In the west, this spiritualisation is before any outcome of theological reflections carried out by men. As well, "in heaven", the masculine wins little by little on the feminine and the patriarchal societies develop. For the spiritual authority that is the Church, the nature is now perceived as a space to conquer (to "convert"). To do this, it relies in large part on the administrative organization left by the Romans. Chelles and its islands in the Middle Ages
At the beginning of the Middle Ages, in Chelles, buildings subsisting of the gallo-roman period serve as the Palace to the Merovingian kings. It is at this time that appears the name of the city, " Villa Caliensis ", then
" Kala ". Clotilde, widow of Clovis, based, in the Vith century, a first church: the Church St-Georges. In the middle of the viith century, the Queen Bathilde founded an abbey. This Monastery, female, will become one of the most important of the West, in particular under the abbess Gisèle, sister of Charlemagne. With a good part of the land, the Abbey stimulates the implementation agrarian value of the territory: the marshes of the alluvial plain are drained through multiple ditches, allowing the livestock and crops needed in the village. The Marne is at once used for the transport of materials and for its driving force. Of the mills were built along the banks of the river. One can imagine, during the middle- age, that the islands, given their difficulty of access, have not of particular usefulness. May they be sporadically used for fishing.
A spiritualization of the report to the nature The Church supports both the conquest of the nature and the Taming of a human nature perceived as "sinner". In referring to the spiritual authority that is the Church, the man can protect its vulnerability and honor the privilege of the thought.
Toward the Modern Times After the exhaustion of the mythological designs, the theological designs give a new meaning to the report Man/nature. This new representation of which the Church is the holder is widely shared. However, the clergy, widely invested in the governance of States and sometimes obsessed by power struggles, lose, regularly, the link with the ideals of the Gospel message. The example of the Inquisition in is an undeniable proof. If the appearance of multiple reforms, universities, new orders attempt to reconnect with a God said to "love", the emergence in the Xvth century of humanism, will hurt the religious monopoly of the Roman Church… The report Man/nature in the modern era The humanist project which was born in Italy at the end of the xivth century is to put man at the center of everything in affirming its dignity, its freedom and its capacity of knowledge (its reason). The Ecclesiastical design of a sinful human nature is in question. The emergence of humanism is accountable to both internal factors in the evolution of Christianity and of new factors of which three are particularly determinants: the rediscovery of antiquity with the translation of great authors the Greeks and the Romans, the invention of the printing which allows a wider dissemination of knowledge and the emancipation of Science of the guardianship of the religion. This last was notably made possible by the refutation of religious positions on the shape of the Earth and its position in the galaxy. The scientists in relying on human reason have indeed demonstrated that the earth was round and that it revolved around the sun. This development of science will lead to a Swedish scientist, Carl von Linné, to lay the foundations of the modern system of the nomenclature binominale. It is considered today as one of the Fathers of the modern ecology. Has Chelles, an abbey, on the edges of the Marne, Mills Zachary: As soon as the first sight, c is the patchwork of the Greens who m aspire, green English is declining in multiple nuances, passing through the Military greens, Empire, khaki, larch, lichen, sage, PIN, absinthe, almond, linden, spreading until the water green translucent. It is all the more curious that I know that Vincent has not used in green. It is hard to mix of Prussian blue to yellow multiple until, in its surprising palette, are born the nuances which reveal themselves to present to my eyes fascinated. Between the two wings of brown oak deviating such two guards révérencieux, a visitor is stopped and feuillette its Gazette. The greens of the landscape are reflected in the blue of its clothing in such a fluidity that the individual and his clothes appear to be born of the foliage of the trees. Conversely, the Hue browned of held a few women suggests the despondency, but this is only an error of judgment on my part: languissamment sitting on the benches, sheltered by the hardwood arches, they are holidaying and fleeing from the external heat, dreaming certainly for warmer climes who might deign to dump the rain as long hoped for. The garden of Arles invites me, I cannot resist its silent prayer. I burns of the irrepressible desire to follow this woman, that which is directed to the branch of the path, doing trainer her skirt on the aisle lined with yellow, straw, sand, wheat, saffron, shelled by the trees. I breathe and I aspire to deliver to my eyes amazed what lurks beyond the fresh charmille. For scraps of me to fly on the tors Trail in my hike: pieces of cheerfulness, dust of hope, peelings of friendship, bouquets of pain, the pelts of illusion, parts of love to forget or to build. It will be soon time to lie: Fatigue happens if quickly.
The drops fall, slide along my window. The wind shakes the trees as to make them make throat. The sea is agitated in any sense. I see a herring gull who fight, is done embark and always returns. The drops of the glass also cling, take good and then let go, vanquished, trailing in their fall a few sisters éreintées. A tarpaulin oscillates, jumps, culbute: she would like to leave, that it stops finally but it is retained here and she cries. A big wave has just burst ; the Gull resists; the tarp wishes of the end of the fingers. Despite my double glazing, I hear a high-pitched whistling, animal, who escapes things in the wind during that it plays its fury outside. Wish, the tarp is no longer there. My heart is accelerating: I hesitate between the fear to go there and want to feel the air pull me the face. From the Vth century, a new report Man/nature based on the previous discounts in question takes shape. The idea of a single God that he "must love in spirit and in truth" is necessary and makes more abstract the streamlining of the report to the nature. The report is "spiritualise". In the west, this spiritualisation is before any outcome of theological reflections carried out by men. As well, "in heaven", the masculine wins little by little on the feminine and the patriarchal societies develop. For the spiritual authority that is the Church, the nature is now perceived as a space to conquer (to "convert"). To do this, it relies in large part on the administrative organization left by the Romans. Chelles and its islands in the Middle Ages At the beginning of the Middle Ages, in Chelles, buildings subsisting of the gallo-roman period serve as the Palace to the Merovingian kings. It is at this time that appears the name of the city, " Villa Caliensis ", then " Kala ". Clotilde, widow of Clovis, based, in the Vith century, a first church: the Church St-Georges. In the middle of the viith century, the Queen Bathilde founded an abbey. This Monastery, female, will become one of the most important of the West, in particular under the abbess Gisèle, sister of Charlemagne. With a good part of the land, the Abbey stimulates the implementation agrarian value of the territory: the marshes of the alluvial plain are drained through multiple ditches, allowing the livestock and crops needed in the village. The Marne is at once used for the transport of materials and for its driving force. Of the mills were built along the banks of the river. One can imagine, during the middle- age, that the islands, given their difficulty of access, have not of particular usefulness. May they be sporadically used for fishing. A spiritualization of the report to the nature The Church supports both the conquest of the nature and the Taming of a human nature perceived as "sinner". In referring to the spiritual authority that is the Church, the man can protect its vulnerability and honor the privilege of the thought. Toward the Modern Times After the exhaustion of the mythological designs, the theological designs give a new meaning to the report Man/nature. This new representation of which the Church is the holder is widely shared. However, the clergy, widely invested in the governance of States and sometimes obsessed by power struggles, lose, regularly, the link with the ideals of the Gospel message. The example of the Inquisition in is an undeniable proof. If the appearance of multiple reforms, universities, new orders attempt to reconnect with a God said to "love", the emergence in the Xvth century of humanism, will hurt the religious monopoly of the Roman Church…
The report Man/nature in the modern era The humanist project which was born in Italy at the end of the xivth century is to put man at the center of everything in affirming its dignity, its freedom and its capacity of knowledge (its reason). The Ecclesiastical design of a sinful human nature is in question.
The emergence of humanism is accountable to both internal factors in the evolution of Christianity and of new factors of which three are particularly determinants: the rediscovery of antiquity with the translation of great authors the Greeks and the Romans, the invention of the printing which allows a wider dissemination of knowledge and the emancipation of Science of the guardianship of the religion. This last was notably made possible by the refutation of religious positions on the shape of the Earth and its position in the galaxy. The scientists in relying on human reason have indeed demonstrated that the earth was round and that it revolved around the sun. This development of science will lead to a Swedish scientist, Carl von Linné, to lay the foundations of the modern system of the nomenclature binominale. It is considered today as one of the Fathers of the modern ecology. Has Chelles, an abbey, on the edges of the Marne, Mills
Zachary: As soon as the first sight, c is the patchwork of the Greens who m aspire, green English is declining in multiple nuances, passing through the Military greens, Empire, khaki, larch, lichen, sage, PIN, absinthe, almond, linden, spreading until the water green translucent. It is all the more curious that I know that Vincent has not used in green. It is hard to mix of Prussian blue to yellow multiple until, in its surprising palette, are born the nuances which reveal themselves to present to my eyes fascinated. Between the two wings of brown oak deviating such two guards révérencieux, a visitor is stopped and feuillette its Gazette. The greens of the landscape are reflected in the blue of its clothing in such a fluidity that the individual and his clothes appear to be born of the foliage of the trees. Conversely, the Hue browned of held a few women suggests the despondency, but this is only an error of judgment on my part: languissamment sitting on the benches, sheltered by the hardwood arches, they are holidaying and fleeing from the external heat, dreaming certainly for warmer climes who might deign to dump the rain as long hoped for. The garden of Arles invites me, I cannot resist its silent prayer. I burns of the irrepressible desire to follow this woman, that which is directed to the branch of the path, doing trainer her skirt on the aisle lined with yellow, straw, sand, wheat, saffron, shelled by the trees. I breathe and I aspire to deliver to my eyes amazed what lurks beyond the fresh charmille. For scraps of me to fly on the tors Trail in my hike: pieces of cheerfulness, dust of hope, peelings of friendship, bouquets of pain, the pelts of illusion, parts of love to forget or to build. It will be soon time to lie: Fatigue happens if quickly. The drops fall, slide along my window. The wind shakes the trees as to make them make throat. The sea is agitated in any sense. I see a herring gull who fight, is done embark and always returns. The drops of the glass also cling, take good and then let go, vanquished, trailing in their fall a few sisters éreintées. A tarpaulin oscillates, jumps, culbute: she would like to leave, that it stops finally but it is retained here and she cries. A big wave has just burst ; the Gull resists; the tarp wishes of the end of the fingers. Despite my double glazing, I hear a high-pitched whistling, animal, who escapes things in the wind during that it plays its fury outside. Wish, the tarp is no longer there. My heart is accelerating: I hesitate between the fear to go there and want to feel the air pull me the face. From the Vth century, a new report Man/nature based on the previous discounts in question takes shape. The idea of a single God that he "must love in spirit and in truth" is necessary and makes more abstract the streamlining of the report to the nature. The report is "spiritualise". In the west, this spiritualisation is before any outcome of theological reflections carried out by men. As well, "in heaven", the masculine wins little by little on the feminine and the patriarchal societies develop. For the spiritual authority that is the Church, the nature is now perceived as a space to conquer (to "convert"). To do this, it relies in large part on the administrative organization left by the Romans. Chelles and its islands in the Middle Ages
At the beginning of the Middle Ages, in Chelles, buildings subsisting of the gallo-roman period serve as the Palace to the Merovingian kings. It is at this time that appears the name of the city, " Villa Caliensis ", then
" Kala ". Clotilde, widow of Clovis, based, in the Vith century, a first church: the Church St-Georges. In the middle of the viith century, the Queen Bathilde founded an abbey. This Monastery, female, will become one of the most important of the West, in particular under the abbess Gisèle, sister of Charlemagne. With a good part of the land, the Abbey stimulates the implementation agrarian value of the territory: the marshes of the alluvial plain are drained through multiple ditches, allowing the livestock and crops needed in the village. The Marne is at once used for the transport of materials and for its driving force. Of the mills were built along the banks of the river. One can imagine, during the middle- age, that the islands, given their difficulty of access, have not of particular usefulness. May they be sporadically used for fishing.
A spiritualization of the report to the nature The Church supports both the conquest of the nature and the Taming of a human nature perceived as "sinner". In referring to the spiritual authority that is the Church, the man can protect its vulnerability and honor the privilege of the thought.
Toward the Modern Times After the exhaustion of the mythological designs, the theological designs give a new meaning to the report Man/nature. This new representation of which the Church is the holder is widely shared. However, the clergy, widely invested in the governance of States and sometimes obsessed by power struggles, lose, regularly, the link with the ideals of the Gospel message. The example of the Inquisition in is an undeniable proof. If the appearance of multiple reforms, universities, new orders attempt to reconnect with a God said to "love", the emergence in the Xvth century of humanism, will hurt the religious monopoly of the Roman Church… The report Man/nature in the modern era The humanist project which was born in Italy at the end of the xivth century is to put man at the center of everything in affirming its dignity, its freedom and its capacity of knowledge (its reason). The Ecclesiastical design of a sinful human nature is in question. The emergence of humanism is accountable to both internal factors in the evolution of Christianity and of new factors of which three are particularly determinants: the rediscovery of antiquity with the translation of great authors the Greeks and the Romans, the invention of the printing which allows a wider dissemination of knowledge and the emancipation of Science of the guardianship of the religion. This last was notably made possible by the refutation of religious positions on the shape of the Earth and its position in the galaxy. The scientists in relying on human reason have indeed demonstrated that the earth was round and that it revolved around the sun. This development of science will lead to a Swedish scientist, Carl von Linné, to lay the foundations of the modern system of the nomenclature binominale. It is considered today as one of the Fathers of the modern ecology. Has Chelles, an abbey, on the edges of the Marne, Mills Zachary: As soon as the first sight, c is the patchwork of the Greens who m aspire, green English is declining in multiple nuances, passing through the Military greens, Empire, khaki, larch, lichen, sage, PIN, absinthe, almond, linden, spreading until the water green translucent. It is all the more curious that I know that Vincent has not used in green. It is hard to mix of Prussian blue to yellow multiple until, in its surprising palette, are born the nuances which reveal themselves to present to my eyes fascinated. Between the two wings of brown oak deviating such two guards révérencieux, a visitor is stopped and feuillette its Gazette. The greens of the landscape are reflected in the blue of its clothing in such a fluidity that the individual and his clothes appear to be born of the foliage of the trees. Conversely, the Hue browned of held a few women suggests the despondency, but this is only an error of judgment on my part: languissamment sitting on the benches, sheltered by the hardwood arches, they are holidaying and fleeing from the external heat, dreaming certainly for warmer climes who might deign to dump the rain as long hoped for. The garden of Arles invites me, I cannot resist its silent prayer. I burns of the irrepressible desire to follow this woman, that which is directed to the branch of the path, doing trainer her skirt on the aisle lined with yellow, straw, sand, wheat, saffron, shelled by the trees. I breathe and I aspire to deliver to my eyes amazed what lurks beyond the fresh charmille. For scraps of me to fly on the tors Trail in my hike: pieces of cheerfulness, dust of hope, peelings of friendship, bouquets of pain, the pelts of illusion, parts of love to forget or to build. It will be soon time to lie: Fatigue happens if quickly.
The drops fall, slide along my window. The wind shakes the trees as to make them make throat. The sea is agitated in any sense. I see a herring gull who fight, is done embark and always returns. The drops of the glass also cling, take good and then let go, vanquished, trailing in their fall a few sisters éreintées. A tarpaulin oscillates, jumps, culbute: she would like to leave, that it stops finally but it is retained here and she cries. A big wave has just burst ; the Gull resists; the tarp wishes of the end of the fingers. Despite my double glazing, I hear a high-pitched whistling, animal, who escapes things in the wind during that it plays its fury outside. Wish, the tarp is no longer there. My heart is accelerating: I hesitate between the fear to go there and want to feel the air pull me the face. From the Vth century, a new report Man/nature based on the previous discounts in question takes shape. The idea of a single God that he "must love in spirit and in truth" is necessary and makes more abstract the streamlining of the report to the nature. The report is "spiritualise". In the west, this spiritualisation is before any outcome of theological reflections carried out by men. As well, "in heaven", the masculine wins little by little on the feminine and the patriarchal societies develop. For the spiritual authority that is the Church, the nature is now perceived as a space to conquer (to "convert"). To do this, it relies in large part on the administrative organization left by the Romans. Chelles and its islands in the Middle Ages
At the beginning of the Middle Ages, in Chelles, buildings subsisting of the gallo-roman period serve as the Palace to the Merovingian kings. It is at this time that appears the name of the city, " Villa Caliensis ", then " Kala ". Clotilde, widow of Clovis, based, in the Vith century, a first church: the Church St-Georges. In the middle of the viith century, the Queen Bathilde founded an abbey. This Monastery, female, will become one of the most important of the West, in particular under the abbess Gisèle, sister of Charlemagne. With a good part of the land, the Abbey stimulates the implementation agrarian value of the territory: the marshes of the alluvial plain are drained through multiple ditches, allowing the livestock and crops needed in the village. The Marne is at once used for the transport of materials and for its driving force. Of the mills were built along the banks of the river. One can imagine, during the middle- age, that the islands, given their difficulty of access, have not of particular usefulness. May they be sporadically used for fishing. A spiritualization of the report to the nature The Church supports both the conquest of the nature and the Taming of a human nature perceived as "sinner". In referring to the spiritual authority that is the Church, the man can protect its vulnerability and honor the privilege of the thought. Toward the Modern Times After the exhaustion of the mythological designs, the theological designs give a new meaning to the report Man/nature. This new representation of which the Church is the holder is widely shared. However, the clergy, widely invested in the governance of States and sometimes obsessed by power struggles, lose, regularly, the link with the ideals of the Gospel message. The example of the Inquisition in is an undeniable proof. If the appearance of multiple reforms, universities, new orders attempt to reconnect with a God said to "love", the emergence in the Xvth century of humanism, will hurt the religious monopoly of the Roman Church… The report Man/nature in the modern era The humanist project which was born in Italy at the end of the xivth century is to put man at the center of everything in affirming its dignity, its freedom and its capacity of knowledge (its reason). The Ecclesiastical design of a sinful human nature is in question. The emergence of humanism is accountable to both internal factors in the evolution of Christianity and of new factors of which three are particularly determinants: the rediscovery of antiquity with the translation of great authors the Greeks and the Romans, the invention of the printing which allows a wider dissemination of knowledge and the emancipation of Science of the guardianship of the religion. This last was notably made possible by the refutation of religious positions on the shape of the Earth and its position in the galaxy. The scientists in relying on human reason have indeed demonstrated that the earth was round and that it revolved around the sun. This development of science will lead to a Swedish scientist, Carl von Linné, to lay the foundations of the modern system of the nomenclature binominale. It is considered today as one of the Fathers of the modern ecology. Has Chelles, an abbey, on the edges of the Marne, Mills
Zachary: As soon as the first sight, c is the patchwork of the Greens who m aspire, green English is declining in multiple nuances, passing through the Military greens, Empire, khaki, larch, lichen, sage, PIN, absinthe, almond, linden, spreading until the water green translucent. It is all the more curious that I know that Vincent has not used in green. It is hard to mix of Prussian blue to yellow multiple until, in its surprising palette, are born the nuances which reveal themselves to present to my eyes fascinated. Between the two wings of brown oak deviating such two guards révérencieux, a visitor is stopped and feuillette its Gazette. The greens of the landscape are reflected in the blue of its clothing in such a fluidity that the individual and his clothes appear to be born of the foliage of the trees. Conversely, the Hue browned of held a few women suggests the despondency, but this is only an error of judgment on my part: languissamment sitting on the benches, sheltered by the hardwood arches, they are holidaying and fleeing from the external heat, dreaming certainly for warmer climes who might deign to dump the rain as long hoped for. The garden of Arles invites me, I cannot resist its silent prayer. I burns of the irrepressible desire to follow this woman, that which is directed to the branch of the path, doing trainer her skirt on the aisle lined with yellow, straw, sand, wheat, saffron, shelled by the trees. I breathe and I aspire to deliver to my eyes amazed what lurks beyond the fresh charmille. For scraps of me to fly on the tors Trail in my hike: pieces of cheerfulness, dust of hope, peelings of friendship, bouquets of pain, the pelts of illusion, parts of love to forget or to build. It will be soon time to lie: Fatigue happens if quickly. The drops fall, slide along my window. The wind shakes the trees as to make them make throat. The sea is agitated in any sense. I see a herring gull who fight, is done embark and always returns. The drops of the glass also cling, take good and then let go, vanquished, trailing in their fall a few sisters éreintées. A tarpaulin oscillates, jumps, culbute: she would like to leave, that it stops finally but it is retained here and she cries. A big wave has just burst ; the Gull resists; the tarp wishes of the end of the fingers. Despite my double glazing, I hear a high-pitched whistling, animal, who escapes things in the wind during that it plays its fury outside. Wish, the tarp is no longer there. My heart is accelerating: I hesitate between the fear to go there and want to feel the air pull me the face. From the Vth century, a new report Man/nature based on the previous discounts in question takes shape. The idea of a single God that he "must love in spirit and in truth" is necessary and makes more abstract the streamlining of the report to the nature. The report is "spiritualise". In the west, this spiritualisation is before any outcome of theological reflections carried out by men. As well, "in heaven", the masculine wins little by little on the feminine and the patriarchal societies develop. For the spiritual authority that is the Church, the nature is now perceived as a space to conquer (to "convert"). To do this, it relies in large part on the administrative organization left by the Romans. Chelles and its islands in the Middle Ages At the beginning of the Middle Ages, in Chelles, buildings subsisting of the gallo-roman period serve as the Palace to the Merovingian kings. It is at this time that appears the name of the city, " Villa Caliensis ", then " Kala ". Clotilde, widow of Clovis, based, in the Vith century, a first church: the Church St-Georges. In the middle of the viith century, the Queen Bathilde founded an abbey. This Monastery, female, will become one of the most important of the West, in particular under the abbess Gisèle, sister of Charlemagne. With a good part of the land, the Abbey stimulates the implementation agrarian value of the territory: the marshes of the alluvial plain are drained through multiple ditches, allowing the livestock and crops needed in the village. The Marne is at once used for the transport of materials and for its driving force. Of the mills were built along the banks of the river. One can imagine, during the middle- age, that the islands, given their difficulty of access, have not of particular usefulness. May they be sporadically used for fishing.
A spiritualization of the report to the nature The Church supports both the conquest of the nature and the Taming of a human nature perceived as "sinner". In referring to the spiritual authority that is the Church, the man can protect its vulnerability and honor the privilege of the thought. Toward the Modern Times
After the exhaustion of the mythological designs, the theological designs give a new meaning to the report Man/nature. This new representation of which the Church is the holder is widely shared. However, the clergy, widely invested in the governance of States and sometimes obsessed by power struggles, lose, regularly, the link with the ideals of the Gospel message. The example of the Inquisition in is an undeniable proof. If the appearance of multiple reforms, universities, new orders attempt to reconnect with a God said to "love", the emergence in the Xvth century of humanism, will hurt the religious monopoly of the Roman Church… The report Man/nature in the modern era The humanist project which was born in Italy at the end of the xivth century is to put man at the center of everything in affirming its dignity, its freedom and its capacity of knowledge (its reason). The Ecclesiastical design of a sinful human nature is in question. The emergence of humanism is accountable to both internal factors in the evolution of Christianity and of new factors of which three are particularly determinants: the rediscovery of antiquity with the translation of great authors the Greeks and the Romans, the invention of the printing which allows a wider dissemination of knowledge and the emancipation of Science of the guardianship of the religion. This last was notably made possible by the refutation of religious positions on the shape of the Earth and its position in the galaxy. The scientists in relying on human reason have indeed demonstrated that the earth was round and that it revolved around the sun. This development of science will lead to a Swedish scientist, Carl von Linné, to lay the foundations of the modern system of the nomenclature binominale. It is considered today as one of the Fathers of the modern ecology. Has Chelles, an abbey, on the edges of the Marne, Mills
Published on Wednesday, December 27 2017 by kamel ouati