The Unitarian Churches and International Peace

In this insightful work, Wendte argues that Unitarianism and its emphasis on reason and ethical values are essential components of the global peace movement. Drawing upon historical examples and contemporary events, he makes a compelling case for Unitarianism as a potent force for world harmony and cooperation.

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