Dakota Fanning on the eve of her trial for witchcraft in Salem on April 12th, 1693. Soap Dispensers It is fully reversible

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In Defense of Virtue  | 30" x 48" | Acrylic on Canvas | 2024  | Robert Moore

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Dakota Fanning on the eve of her trial for witchcraft in Salem on April 12th, 1693. Soap Dispensers It is fully reversibleDakota Fanning on the eve of her trial for witchcraft in Salem on April 12th, 1693. 48" x 60" Acrylic on Canvas Robert Moore 2024 For many, one of the most problematic features of Christianity a religion whose prophet owned effectively nothing is its historical tolerance of wealth among the pious. Apart from contemporary (predominantly American) preachers who celebrate personal wealth as a mark of God's approval, I've always found the portraits of the