The Fifth Source: Can Wisdom Be an Idolatry of the Mind? Nov. 20, 2016

WSUU Sermon Podcast by The West Seattle UUs

Nov 23, 2016Religion & Spirituality

Rev. Alex Holt The Fifth Source is hugely admired in our largely humanist movement. Does religious humanism become so orthodox that it presents us with an idolatry of mind rather than mind and heart? Listen here.

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