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“Everything we "know" from above [heaven], we know from down here [earth]. How can you take something like that seriously?”

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Steve Stevaert was a prominent Belgian politician known for his dedication to the development of Belgium's political and social landscape. Born on April 12, 1954, and passing away on April 2, 2015, he held several key political positions throughout his career. more

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