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Letter from unidentified correspondent to Leroy H. Godman

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Concerning the reestablishment of the Social Service Fellowship of the Unitarian Universalist church and a set of principles for a world wide religious movement including: abolition of war, self-determination for African Americans, temperance and health, and religious tolerance.
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Keywords

  1. Church And Social Problems
  2. Unitarian Universalist Churches
  3. Unitarian Universalists

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