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Quote by John de Ruiter

“When you believe what you know, you love.”

Quote by John de Ruiter

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John de Ruiter is a renowned author born in 1959. His works cover a range of fields, including literature, philosophy, and psychology. His writing style is unique and highly appreciated by readers. more

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