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This hotel has the universal declaration of human rights

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Reddit thread discussing a German hotel that replaced the traditional Bible in guest rooms with a copy of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The thread explores the significance of this gesture, prompting conversation about human rights, the role of religion in society, and the prevalence of Bibles in hotel rooms worldwide. The thread also explores the history of the Gideon Society, an organization that places Bibles in hotel rooms, and the practice of finding money or other items left by previous guests. 

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This hotel has the universal declaration of human rights

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