"What the world needs today is not a faith about Jesus Christ, but the faith of Jesus Christ. Let us make plain our fellowship with all those who are seeking to 'do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with God,' with all who want to humanize the religious beliefs, and democratize the religious institutions, and Christianize the relgious life of our times."
A fortnight ago some 20 Unitarian ministers, mostly of Boston, issued an address to the Unitarian Churches of America, of which the above sentence was the core. It has been widely quoted...
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