Joseph Barth
Born 1906-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2144584A
Top Subjects
- Sermons (48)
- Unitarian churches (46)
- Religious aspects (10)
- Moral and ethical aspects (8)
- Conduct of life (8)
- Unitarianism (5)
- Liberalism (Religion) (4)
Books by Joseph Barth
Total count: 66
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When fear strikes our communityUnitarian Church of the Larger Fellowship1900-01-01
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The ethics of Felix Adler1935-01-01
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How do you know you aren't a Unitarians.n.1940-01-01
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When the children leave homeFirst Unitarian Church1940-01-01
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The religion of Thomas JeffersonFirst Unitarian Church1940-01-01
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Who is a Christian?First Unitarian Church1940-01-01
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The unknown brotherFirst Unitarian Church1940-01-01
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The price of peaces.n.1940-01-01
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Smother loveFirst Unitarian Church1940-01-01
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Heaven or democracy?First Unitarian Church1941-01-01
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What it means to be freeFirst Unitarian Church1941-01-01
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The greatest human needFirst Unitarian Church1941-01-01
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The Christian spirit in war timeFirst Unitarian Church1941-01-01
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Police forceFirst Unitarian Church1941-01-01
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What its all aboutFirst Unitarian Church1941-01-01
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Humanity must choose1941-01-01
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The dangers of believing in GodFirst Unitarian Church1941-01-01
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Religion-- indoctrination or educationFirst Unitarian Church1941-01-01
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The church and lifeFirst Unitarian Church1941-01-01
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The bad results of being goodFirst Unitarian Church1941-01-01
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Why God lets it happenFirst Unitarian Church1941-01-01
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Ethical principles and immoral actsFirst Unitarian Church1941-01-01
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Radio magic and the truthFirst Unitarian Church1941-01-01
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Some results of modern inventionFirst Unitarian Church1941-01-01
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Russia carries on the American revolutiona sermon : delivered at the First Unitarian Church of Miami : broadcast over Station WIOD : March 19, 19441944-01-01
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The worst enemy of the betterFirst Unitarian Church1946-01-01
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Open all weekFirst Unitarian Church1947-01-01
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America's most intolerant mana sermon : delivered at the First Unitarian Church of Miami : March 16, 1947First Unitarian Church1947-01-01
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Must we forfeit freedomNovember 16, 1947First Unitarian Church1947-01-01
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Sin and the new psychologyNovember 30, 1947First Unitarian Church1947-01-01
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The world and you fifty years henceFirst Unitarian Church1947-01-01
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Mohandas Gandhi-- how dangerous to be goodFirst Unitarian Church1948-01-01
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My country -- right or leftMarch 21, 1948First Unitarian Church1948-01-01
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The militarization of AmericaMarch 7, 1948First Unitarian Church1948-01-01
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Religion and the Kinsey ReportNovember 21, 1948First Unitarian Church1948-01-01
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Unitarians appeal to the worldApril 18, 1948First Unitarian Church1948-01-01
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Reaction-- communism's best friendApril 25, 1948First Unitarian Church1948-01-01
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The art of staying saneBeacon Press1948-01-01
Art of Staying SaneAyer Co Pub1948-06-01-
Courage to loveFirst Unitarian Church1950-01-01
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Sermons, October-November, 1952First Unitarian Church of Miami1952-01-01
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Why I didn't commit suicide1953-01-01
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An F.E.P.C. for Floridaa sermonFirst Unitarian Church1954-01-01
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Dealing positively with guiltMarch 14, 1954First Unitarian Church1954-01-01
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The Lord's song in a strange landfrom the pulpit of Kings ChapelKings Chapel1956-01-01
Toward a doctrine of the liberal churchMinns Lectureship Committee1956-01-01-
Give a thought to our many new churchesknow a little of how it feels to start one : 1957-58United Unitarian Appeal1957-01-01
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The church-- and Harvard Memorial Chapela sermon : April 20, 1958King's Chapel1958-01-01
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Coming to terms with evilUnitarian Church of the Larger Fellowship1958-01-01
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The population explosion and church doctrinea sermon preached at King's Chapel, Boston, on December 13, 1959King's Chapel1959-01-01
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To evil opena sermon preached at King's Chapel, Boston on the second Sunday of Lent, February 22, 1959King's Chapel1959-01-01
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To evil opena sermon preached at King's Chapel, Boston on the second Sunday of Lent, February 22, 1959King's Chapel1959-01-01
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The population explosion and church doctrinea sermon preached at King's Chapel, Boston, on December 13, 1959King's Chapel1959-01-01
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Nobody to bea sermon preached at King's Chapel, Boston, on Sunday, October 23, 1960King's Chapel1960-01-01
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God's only childa sermon preached at King's Chapel, Boston, on January 24, 19601960-01-01
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If ye be risena sermon preached at King's Chapel, Boston, on Easter Sunday, 1961King's Chapel1961-01-01
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The history of the Senexet Conference on Standards, given at Senexet Conference, Tufts University, February 26, 1964[s.n.]1964-01-01
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That the past shall liveUnited States Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C. : King's Chapel, Boston, Massachusetts is hereby designated a Registered National Historic Landmark ... : a sermon preached at King's Chapel, Boston, on November 26, 1964King's Chapel1964-01-01
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That the past shall liveUnited States Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C. : King's Chapel, Boston, Massachusetts is hereby designated a Registered National Historic Landmark ... : a sermon preached at King's Chapel, Boston, on November 26, 1964King's Chapel1964-01-01
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Faith and practice in Unitarian Universalist churchess.n.1965-01-01
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Little faitha sermon preached at King's Chapel, Boston, on January 31, 1965King's Chapel1965-01-01
The art of staying sane.Books for Libraries Press1970-01-01-
The paradoxicality of the Unitarian Universalist traditionthe Rohlfing Ferris Lecture in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the American Unitarian Association : delivered at First Unitarian Church, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, May 23, 1975 and at Unity Church (Unitarian), St. Paul, Minnsesota, May 27, 1975Unity Church1975-01-01
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Sermon-- young peoples Sunday
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Patriotism is not enough
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Prayers.n.