How Do Unitarians Decide What Is Right Or Wrong? (Sunday, February 5, 1950) "Unitarian Time" Radio Talk - Radio Station KGFJ

Fritchman, Rev. Stephen H. [Hole]

Published by First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 1950

About this Item

Offered is the text of a radio talk by the Rev. Stephen H. Fritchman entitled "How Do Unitarians Decide What Is Right Or Wrong?" given on Sunday, February 5, 1950 on the "Unitarian Time" program at Radio Station KGFJ and published in print form in that year by the First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles. A mimeographed publication, as issued, measuring 8-1/2" by 14" and containing three-and-one-half pages of text. From the radio talk, reading in short part, "Because our period on the air today is brief, let me say at once that the seat of moral authority in Unitarianism lies in man, not in a supernatural revelation or ecclesiastical tradition. We do not look into the skies for an answer to a moral problem, nor into a holy book, however helpful it may be, nor to the voice of the gods which man has so long confused with his own wishes and desires." Folded once, as issued. The REVEREND STEPHEN H. [HOLE] FRITCHMAN (1902-1981), author, liberal humanist, and social and antiwar activist, was the minister of the progressive First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles, California, from 1948 to 1969.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: How Do Unitarians Decide What Is Right Or Wrong? (Sunday, February 5, 1950) "Unitarian Time" Radio Talk - Radio Station KGFJ
• Publisher: First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
• Publication Date: 1950
• Language: English
• Binding: Stapled Wraps
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Printing: 1st Printing
• Condition: Very Good
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  • Radical and Progressive
  • Religion: Christianity
  • Philosophy and Sociology