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“A civilized society looks with horror upon the abuse and torture of children or adults. Even where capital punishment is practiced, the aim is to implement it as mercifully as possible. Are we to believe then that a holy God-our heavenly Father-is less just than the courts of men?”

Quote by Sidney Hatch

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Sidney Hatch

Sidney Hatch was a renowned Olympic athlete, born on August 18, 1883, and passed away on October 17, 1966. He achieved significant success in the Olympics and made important contributions to the sports world. more

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