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The first was Christopher Hitchens, who said during the course of his televised lecture that the source of all human failure and its attendant misery is religion. By nature, God is not mocked, and can take care of himself; what we mock is the human failure to live up to him. On a daily basis, officers face a plethora of human crises, focusing almost exclusively on the results of human failure and error, not success. |
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