Marcus Ampe
Some personal thoughts and reactions by Marcus Ampe.
Enkele persoonlijke gedachten en reacties van Marcus Ampe.
Giving hands – Working together – Fighting for the Future
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- Life Without A Computer: A Glimpse Into Simplicity
- Grootste wijsheid wordt verkregen door het geduldig verdragen van pijn en verdriet
- Greatest wisdom is gained by patiently enduring pain and sorrow
- There is a nobility in compassion…
- A Journey Back in Time: Remembering Life Before the Internet
- Do you remember life before the internet? Ofcuz i can remember a few.
- Fear for Erdoğan
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Marcus Ampe
- All my certificates (accidentally) given with the paper collection
- Al mijn certificaten (per ongeluk) met de papierophaling mee gegeven
- Deranged world endlessly chasing after the delusionally fussy
- When I was five and dreams were not established yet
- Technology enabling to bring life into the world
- Overgevoelig is het woord dat me best omschrijft
- Hypersensitive is the word that best describes me
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Marcus Ampe presenting: Some View on the World
World calls on Israel to halt its slaughter of helpless
Hamas accepted a ceasefire deal proposed by Egypt and Qatar, but Israel did not want to know about it and continued its genocide plan..
European project at risk of “an implosion”.
For months now, we have seen the rise of far-right thinking in several countries in Europe. Several politicians are also trying to make people believe that Europe is a bad thing for their countries. The future of the EU is being jeopardised by people stirring up social tensions for short-term political gain, Spain’s environment minister […]
Extremely dangerous months for journalists
The past 12 months have been extremely dangerous for journalists, from those on the ground in Gaza and Ukraine to others risking everything to share stories of environmental destruction. Last week the Guardian has been marking World Press Freedom Day with a series of reports about journalists working in the face of immense danger. They […]
Aanzwellende protesten in Georgië
In de vroegere Sovietgebieden roert het nu en dan redelijk verontrustend. In bepaalde landen, zoals in Georgië wil de regering er op toe zien dat er geen buitenlandse inmenging kan plaats vinden. Men zou kunnen zeggen dat zulks een goede wet is, maar het kan ook bepaalde beperkingen inhouden die de bevolking niet ten goede […]
‘Full-blown’ special needs crisis in England
Shortages and funding cuts are causing a “full-blown crisis” in special needs education for children and young people in England, according to school leaders who say they are struggling to give pupils the support they require. Paul Whiteman, the general secretary of the school leaders’ union the NAHT, accused the government of treating schools as […]
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Recent Posts: From guestwriters
Being there for someone else
°If you really want to be there for someone else and help mentally recover, love him or her without an agenda. Unconditional. °
Er zijn voor een ander
° Als je er echt graag voor een ander wil zijn en wil helpen mentaal te herstellen, heb hem of haar dan lief zonder agenda. Onvoorwaardelijk. °
Nothing wrong with you
° Remember for the difficult moments that there is nothing wrong with you. In essence, you are just a beautiful person. It’s time to find this in yourself again and really believe it. °
Be willing to try new things
° ”Be willing to try new things! If you don’t, how will you know what you enjoy? There’s so much value in challenging yourself to do something different. You may not stick with an activity, but the point is you tried it!” — Craig Melvin, news anchor of Today, co-host of 3rd Hour of Today, […]
Niets mis met jou
° Onthoud voor de moeilijke momenten dat er niets mis met jou is. In essentie ben je gewoon een prachtig mens. Het is dan tijd om dit weer in jezelf te vinden en echt te geloven. °
A Spoonful of Olive Oil a Day Could Lower Risk of Dementia-Related Death by 28%
A lot has been written down about olive oil for human consumption. Positive as well as negative thoughts. By Tessa Koumoundouros. Mounting evidence suggests adding just a spoonful of olive oil to your diet each day can have powerful health benefits. A new study from the US suggests this includes protection against dementia. While healthy […]
Risk of Dementia Among Patients With Diabetes in a Multidisciplinary, Primary Care Management Program
Key Points Question Is a multidisciplinary diabetes management program in primary care settings associated with a reduced risk of dementia incidence among patients with type 2 diabetes (T2D)? Findings This cohort study of 55 618 participants in Hong Kong found patients with T2D who attended the diabetes primary care management program had a 28% lower risk […]
Singing birds and you
Show up. sing. shine. The world needs you as you are.
Staying active cuts your chances of insomnia, says new study
Leading an active lifestyle results in better sleep, according to new research from Reykjavik University in Iceland. The study, published in the journal BMJ Open, found that people who engage in regular exercise, like jogging or swimming, at least twice weekly were 42% less prone to insomnia and more likely to sleep at least six […]
Antioxidant properties, fibres, other foods and getting fit
There are all kinds of teas we could drink. Besides herbal teas, infusions and yerba mate, there are various green and black teas. In more and more trendy joints these days, you can order exotic-sounding teas such as chai latte with oat milk or yerba mate. Yerba mate is served in a separate cup made […]
Recent Posts: Stepping Toes
A multi-front war between Israel and her surrounding, nearby enemies
The Israeli military has established a new mountaineer unit tasked with carrying out operations across the country’s hostile borders with Lebanon and Syria amid worsening tensions over the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip. “We are in a multi-front war—Lebanon, Syria, Judea and Samaria, and Gaza, and also farther away,” IDF Chief of the General […]
US strikes Houthi missiles in Yemen and Iran-backed militia in Iraq
The Times, January 24, 2024 Event Two cargo ships sailing close to the Gulf of Aden came under attack by Yemen’s Houthi rebels on Wednesday night, the White House said — forcing the US navy to intervene as the Iran-backed militia intensified its maritime assault on commercial shipping. Houthi forces fired three anti-ship ballistic […]
Are we witnessing the opening salvos of World War 3?
The Independent, January 19, 2024 Event It is hard to escape the impression of a theatre of military conflict that is inexorably growing – to the east and the south, if not yet to the north and the west. And if you look backwards, rather than forwards, the Hamas massacres of Israelis on 7 October, and Israel’s all-out […]
Russia, Turkey, Iran Condemn Attack on Yemeni Houthis
VOA, January 12, 2024 Event Thursday’s retaliatory attacks by U.S. and British forces on Iranian-backed Houthis inside Yemen have prompted support and condemnation from the international community. Iran’s foreign ministry spokesperson Nasser Kanaani “strongly slammed the military strikes by the U.S. and Britain,” in a statement, calling it “an arbitrary move” that “clearly breached Yemen’s […]
Britain and US launch airstrikes on Houthi targets
The Times, January 12, 2024 Event Explosions were heard across Yemen late on Thursday night as British and US forces launched strikes on Houthi targets, after the Iranian-backed group ignored warnings to stop attacking ships in the Red Sea. Rishi Sunak, who had authorised the military action hours earlier and briefed ministers in an emergency […]
Biden draws direct link between Putin and Hamas
Event Guardian, October 20, 2023 Joe Biden has drawn a direct, provocative link between Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Hamas’s attack on Israel as he urged Americans not to walk away from their role as “a beacon to the world”. In only the second Oval Office address of his presidency, Biden said he would ask […]
Hezbollah praises Hamas, says attack is message to Arab countries normalizing ties with Israel
Hamas launched a surprise attack Saturday morning unprecedented in its scope and deadly impact. The phrase “It’s chaos” was heard repeatedly, from newsreaders, from families and occasionally from people caught in the raids, whispering desperately into their phones. Event The Times of Israel, October 7, 2023 Hezbollah praises the massive Hamas operation against Israel, and […]
The ‘winged lion’ that stands on the steps of the Creator’s throne
Roselis Von Sass (The Great Pyramid Reveals Its Secret) drawing inspiration from The Grail Message (In the Light of Truth) by Abdruschin
Relation between true self-knowledge and knowledge of the world
One can never reach true self-knowledge without having come to a knowledge of the world. We cannot come to a knowledge of the world without self-knowledge. Neither can we attain self-knowledge without a knowledge of the world. It is like the beating of a pendulum which must swing back and forth. […]
#Peace . . . Praying together
* “Praying together:Two peoples, one land,Three faiths, one root,One earth, one mother,One sky, one beginning, one future, one destiny,One broken heart,One God.We pray to You:Grant us a vision of unity.May we see the many in the one and the one in the many.May you, Life of All the Worlds,Source of All Amazing DifferencesHelp us to […]
Recent Posts from my ecclesia: Belgian Ecclesia Brussel - Leuven
Russia backs warlord to tighten grip on Africa
The Times, April 15, 2024 Event Russia’s navy has shipped thousands of tonnes of weaponry to Libya, using ties with a local warlord to create a bridgehead through which it can bolster its military presence in Africa. The vessel, escorted by a navy frigate, entered the port of Tobruk in eastern Libya on April 8 […]
Putin compares himself to Jesus in his battle to uphold tradition
The Times, April 9, 2024 Event President Putin has compared himself to Jesus Christ as he quoted the Bible to explain his divine mission schooling Russia’s youth in “traditional” values. The Russian president has frequently portrayed himself as a stalwart defender of the Christian faith against the “Satanic” West. But in a revealing insight into […]
Those on the waters of faith
Last Sunday we were happy to meet three new brethren who got walking with us on the water laid in front of us. They with us can sing “Teach my your way”. In Newbury, they saw a sort of likeness between brother Marcus and Elija and were pleased to have new brethren and sisters join […]
Christ dwelling by faith in the believers heart
So that Christ may dwell by faith in your hearts; in love being rendered firm, and the foundation laid, (Eph 3:17) Paul restates the prayer’s central appeal, identifying the presence of Christ with the empowerment of the Spirit (Eph 3:16). Just as the Church is becoming a holy temple for God (2:21–22), so the individual […]
May 5 a day to remember for the ecclesia in Anderlecht
Whaw! What a nice swimming pool! Not for swimming, though, but for the first baptisms in the very young ecclesia in Anderlecht. Before the start of the ceremony, overlooking the program. We were delighted to find those who started to train with members of the Brussels-Leuven ecclesia to become the first members of the recently […]
Recent Posts – Recente bijdragen op: Broeders in Christus
Putin tells the Middle East to pull back from a catastrophic clash
Reuters, April 16, 2024 Event Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday urged all sides in the Middle East to refrain from action that would trigger a new confrontation which he warned would be fraught with catastrophic consequences for the region, the Kremlin said. Putin, who has forged much closer ties with the Islamic Republic since […]
Kremlin says Russia and NATO are now in “direct confrontation”
Reuters, April 4, 2024 Event Russia and NATO are now in “direct confrontation”, the Kremlin said as the U.S.-led alliance marked its 75th anniversary on Thursday. NATO‘s successive waves of eastern enlargement are a fixation of President Vladimir Putin, who went to war in Ukraine two years ago with the stated aim of preventing the […]
Netanyahu unveils Israel’s ‘day after’ plan for Gaza
The Times, February 23 , 2024 Event Israel wants operational freedom throughout Gaza “without a time limit” as part of its postwar plan for the territory, Binyamin Netanyahu has told his war cabinet. In his long-awaited “day after” plan outlining Israel’s post-war intentions for Gaza, the Israeli prime minister also called for a “demilitarised, deradicalised” […]
Russia’s worrisome invite to Hamas, PIJ and its implications
Jerusalem Post, February 19, 2024 Event Russia has invited Palestinian groups to Moscow, which could bring together Hamas, the Palestinian Authority, and other terrorist groups*. Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh said over the weekend that Russia invited Palestinian factions to meet in Moscow at some point in late February, the latest Russian move to […]
What the intensifying US-Iran proxy war means for crisis-wracked Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen
Arab News, February 15, 2024 Event Israel’s military offensive in the Gaza Strip has spilled over into neighboring countries and sent shockwaves across the wider region, transforming Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen into battlefields in an escalating proxy war between the US and Iran. This mounting instability has wrought havoc on the economies of the […]
Vindt ook mijn Nederlandstalige site van de Broeders in Christus – A Dutch language site of the Belgian Brethren: Belgische Broeders In Christus
Betreft een nieuw huis en haar eerste familie
Gemeenschappen hebben ruimtes nodig om te vertoeven. Als men gezinsleden heeft gaan die uitbreiden en zijn meerdere huizen nodig. Ook voor geloofsgemeenschappen is het zo dat die best uitbreiden en aldus nieuwe plekken vormen om samen te komen. In 2023 werden er enkele mensen in de ecclesia Brussel-Leuven voorbereid om ook tot onze gemeenschap toe […]
Van tent tot huis
Een kijk op de alsmaar ouder wordende uiterlijke mens en een vernieuwd lichaam.
De Schepper van de wereld #3 Het getuigenis van de apostelen
Het getuigenis van de apostelen De geschriften van het Nieuwe Testament laten geen ruimte voor het geloof dat niet God maar Christus de Schepper was. De apostel Johannes beschrijft in het boek Openbaring een hoogst symbolisch gezicht dat hij op het eiland Patmos had gezien. “Er stond een troon in de hemel en iemand was […]
De Schepper van de wereld #2 Het geloof van de eerste gemeente
Het geloof van de eerste gemeente Het is heilzaam deze ontwikkeling in de gemeenten in de heidenwereld te beschouwen vanuit het gezichtspunt van de eerste volgelingen van Christus in de eerste dagen van zijn gemeente in Israël. Zo filosofisch gezind als de Grieken waren ze helemaal niet. Zij waren gewoon van kindsbeen af zich toe […]
De Schepper van de wereld #1 Athene haar goden en apologeten
In de Griekse stad Athene, waar de altaren van een menigte góden te be zichtigen waren en een kakofonie van filosofen te beluisteren was, klonk Paulus’ verkondiging van de levende God als een heldere klaroenstoot. “God, die de wereld gemaakt heeft en al wat daarin is, die een Heer is van hemel en aarde… daar […]
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Getting more people going to follow the real Messiah
What change, big or small, would you like your blog to make in the world? Looking at the world, being sad, noticing that so many people are misled by big institutions that claim to be the only right church, whilst they do not follow at all the Bible teachings, nor Christ his teachings and do […]
Foretold Messiah 5 Old Testament pointing to John the Baptist and to Immanuel, Jeshua the Christ
Bible prophecies do not deal only with the ancient past. They also accurately foretell events that are taking place in our day. But at the moment we focus at numerous prophecies preserved in the Hebrew Scriptures (commonly called the Old Testament) which long before the man was born told about events which would happen in his time and around him, his betrayal, humiliation, torture, execution, death, and burial. From those writings of the Old and New Testament nobody should have doubts who that man is who is called Immanuel, the son of man and Messiah, born out of the root of Jess in the tribe of king David.
Foretold Messiah 4 From the seed of Noah and Abraham
In Scripture, all things are directed towards a man who was a servant of servants, in whom people should come to have faith. First we saw the connection with Eve and her seed, and in this article you may see the connection with Abraham.
Foretold Messiah 3 Bruised one to be taken into heaven as a servant and son of God
Already in the Old Testament we find the focus on a son of man who is called the son of God, who shall be the most pure set apart (holy) servant of God who was been told about in the Garden of Eden, to be the one bruised.
Foretold Messiah 2 a Voice giving The Word to His servants
Many Old Testament writers wrote about the prophet to come, about whom is spoke in the book of Moses and who shall be the special “Seed of a woman” given by God and who will bruise Satan’s head whilst his heel would be bruised with nails on the wooden stake.
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Uncovering wrong sayings and unbiblical teachings
What change, big or small, would you like your blog to make in the world? In Christendom there are lots of denominations but oh such a few, keep really to the biblical teachings. A lot of churches claim they are the only right church. In case they would follow all the teachings of Christ Jesus, […]
Those grafted in again
The apostle Paul wrote about the dispersion, the dispersed House of Israel. They had been “without covenant“, but Paul was sent out to recover them. So they were “grafted in again“ (Romans 11/23). Or, Grafted back in“. If some of the branches have been broken off, and you, though a wild olive shoot, have been […]
Cart ministry is back
Rob Mac wonders when the door to door will return? He wrote this a while back, and went sharing it again. Many Jehovah’s Witnesses hate the door to door ministry, although they won’t readily admit it. Many Jehovah’s Witnesses have developed ‘creative’ ways of counting their time doing this work, and many strategies for avoiding actually […]
Religion and believers #14 Church and state
Constantine wanted unity in his realm, and his call in 325 C.E. for a council of his bishops at Nicaea, located in the Eastern, Greek-speaking domain of his empire, across the Bosporus from the new city of Constantinople was in a certain way his goal to achieve some agreement by which many could live. Constantine […]
Religion and believers #13 Superstition, misunderstanding and hatred leading up to the Nicene Creed
Superstition, misunderstanding and hatred caused the Christians trouble for many generations, and governmental repression they had to suffer occasionally, as a result of popular disturbances. No systematic effort was made by the imperial authorities to put an end to the movement until the reign of the Roman emperor (249–251) who fought the Gothic invasion of […]
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Artikels die in mijn smaak vielen = Posts I Like
Tag Archives: Asia
The world on the very brink of conflict
In the years that Trump was president of the United States there were moments that lots of people looked very cautious about what that man would do in his rashness. After the Cold War the threat of war did not … Continue reading
Posted in Crisis, History, News and Politics, Warning, World
Tagged 2021, 2022, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Asia, Boris Johnson, China, Cold War, Collective Security Treaty Organisation (CSTO), Crimea, Daniel 8:25, Eastern Ukraine, Europe, European Union, Gog, Iran, Iranian nuclear programme, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, Kazakhstan, Magog, Middle East, Putin’s Plan, Russia, Sergey Lavrov, Taiwan, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin
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Avoiding to get Water at the price of gold #2 Dealing with effects of a changing climate
In the previous posting we saw that the water which comes out of the tap does not always have to be safe water. There are many souls who can tamper with it. But to make it clean drinkable water the … Continue reading
Posted in Crisis, Environment and Ecology, Food, Warning, Welfare and Health, World
Tagged Africa, Arabian Desert, Argentina, Arjen Y. Hoekstra, Asia, Australia, Biodiversity, Borneo, Carbon emission(s), Central Africa, Central America, Central Asia, Central Australia desert, Chile, China, Clean water, Climate-warming emission(s), Congo Basin, Consumption habits, Drinking water, Europe, Fresh water, Ganges basin, Global Warming, Gobi, Greater London area, Greenhouse Gases, Groundwater, Groundwater reserve, High Plains (U.S.A.), India, Infectious diseases, Limpopo basin, Malaysia-Indonesia, Mesfin M. Mekonnen, Mexico, Middle East, Murray-Darling basin, New Guinea, Nile delta, North Africa, North America, Pakistan, Safe water, Sahara, Sanitation, Somalia, South America, South Asia, Southern Africa, Southern Europe, Sumatra, Taklamakan, Turkey, Wastewater, Water crisis, Water scarcity, Water shortage, Water supply, Yemen
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High time to to put the environment at the heart of people’s lives
In 2018 lots of people had hoped that many politicians all over the world would be willing to put the environment at the heart of people’s lives. The United Nations Collaborative Programme on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation … Continue reading
Posted in Crisis, Environment and Ecology, History, News and Politics, Visuals (Video, Photo, Cartoon), Warning, Welfare and Health, World
Tagged 2018, 2019, 2030, 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, 2050, Africa, Amphibian(s), Asia, Clean air, Climate change, Cycad(s), Ecological Footprint, Environment, Environmental footprint, Environmental forum, Environmental Protection, Food waste, Global Environmental Outlook (GEO), Global initiative on climate change, Global temperature, Greenhouse gas, Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, Health, High level waste, Humankind, Industrialisation, International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s (IUCN), Invertebrate species, Joyce Msuya, Joyeeta Gupta, Marine litter, Middle East, Nairobi, Near-zero-waste economy, Paris Agreement on climate change, Paul Ekins, Plastic pollution, Red List of Threatened Species, Reef-forming coral, Species threatened with extinction, Tenant, UN Environment Assembly, United Nations Collaborative Programme on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (UN-REDD Programme), Urbanization, Vascular plants, Waste, Water scarcity, Way of thinking, Well-being of population, World Meteorological Organization (WMO)
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2015 Health and Welfare
Health resilience, climate risks and Sustainable Development Goals 2015, the year that still 400 million people do not have access to essential health services — including family planning, antenatal care, skilled birth attendance, child immunization, antiretroviral therapy, tuberculosis treatment, and … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, History, News and Politics, Poverty, Welfare and Health
Tagged 1980s, 1990s, 2012, 2015, Afghanistan, Africa, African Union (AU), Aids, Air pollution, Alzheimer’s Research, Antibiotic resistance, Antibiotics, Asia, Austria, Belgium, Body weight, Bulgaria, Cancer, Childhood obesity, China, Climate change, Climate risks, Dementia, Dementia Discovery Fund, Diarrhoea or gastroenteritis, East Africa, Ebola, Ebola Recovery Conference, Ebola virus (EBOV), Elderly, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, Eningococcal A meningitis, Epidemic parotitis or mumps, Ernest Bai Koroma, Ethiopia, EU Member States, Europe, European minimum wage, European Parliament, European Social Charter, Female labour force, Flu or influenza, Food and Agriculture Organization, Gender-based violence, Germany, Global Action Against Dementia, Global change, Global Dementia Observatory, Global immunization coverage, Guinea, Hand-sanitiser, Health care benefits, Healthy diet, Housework, Human environment, Human Right, Human Rights, Infectious diseases, International Conference on Nutrition, International Year of Sustainable Energy for All, Italy, Jean-Claude Juncker, Leisure, Liberia, Luxembourg, Malaria, Malaria mortality, Male labour force, Maternal mortality, Measles, Measles & Rubella Initiative, Men, MenAfriVac, Meningitis, Meningitis A vaccin, Middle East, Millennium Development Goals, Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), Minimum wages, Mono River Union (MRU), Mortality, Netherlands, Nigeria, Obesity, Pakistan, Philippines, Physical activity, Poliomyelitis, Polysaccharide vaccines, Poverty, Public health emergency of international concern, Retirement age, Robert Mugabe, Rubella, Rwanda, Sexual-based violence, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sudan, Sugar, Sugar intake, Sugar tax, Sugar-sweetened drinks, Sustainable Development Goals, Sweden, Tetanus, Tuberculosis, Uganda, UNICEF, Vaccination, Vaccination regime, Vaccination Week, Vietnam, Viruses, West Africa, Western Pacific regions, Women, World Health Organization, World Immunization Week, Zambia
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2014 Human Rights
Women and children A group of girls play in Beijing, China, where the constitution does not include a non-discrimination clause. Photograph: AP Which countries have laws preventing violence against women? Which legislate for gender equality? And which countries allow abortion? … Continue reading
Posted in B4Peace, Environment and Ecology, Food, History, News and Politics, Welfare and Health, World
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Turkey anno 1992
Looking at several pictures of bloggers their postings I enjoy so much of what they are willing to share. They can go places where I perhaps shall never be able to come, but can now have some taste of the … Continue reading
Posted in Dagboek = Diary, History, World
Tagged 1992, Anatolia, Ancient Greeks, Ancient history, Ankara, Asia, Bursa, Byzantium, Cappadocia, Catalonia, Constantinople, Derinkuyu, Derinkuyu Underground City, Ephesus, Europe, European Union, European Union Membership, Greek culture, Istanbul, Kaymaklı, Kaymaklı Underground City, Nevşehir, Non-trinitarians, Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, Turkey, Underground cities
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