“In the early twentieth century, progressives, including a number of Unitarians, were very enthusiastic about eugenics. Kenneth MacArthur of the Federated Church in Sterling, Massachusetts, argued that decent Christians have a responsibility to use “every help which science affords” to… — Mark W. Harris Copy Share Image
“They advocated for a more evangelical, popular faith that would appeal to thinking, working class folk and have domestic missions in poorer neighborhoods of… — Mark W. Harris Copy Share Image
“Throughout the United States sermon contests were held on the subject of better breeding.” — Mark W. Harris Copy Share Image
“In the early twentieth century, progressives, including a number of Unitarians, were very enthusiastic about eugenics. Kenneth MacArthur of the Federated Church in Sterling,… — Mark W. Harris Copy Share Image
“Americans prided themselves on their original stock. They promoted unity of the spirit by insisting that their center of gravity lay in their Anglo-Saxon… — Mark W. Harris Copy Share Image
“From the earliest days of Unitarianism and Universalism, these traditions have advocated for the compatibility of science and religion. Both traditions encourage the use… — Mark W. Harris Copy Share Image
