and efforts of humanism will flow. So stand the theses of religious humanism. Though we consider the religious forms and ideas of our fathers no longer adequate, the quest for the good life is still the central task for mankind. Man is at last becoming aware that he alone is responsible for the realization of the world of his dreams, that he has within himself the power for its achievement. He must set intelligence and will to the task. List of signers Of the 65 people who were asked to sign, 34 accepted. About half (15) were Unitarians. The 34 were: J. A. C. Fagginger Auer (Parkman Professor of Church History and Theology, Harvard University; Professor of church history, Tufts College.) E. Burdette Backus (minister, First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles) Harry Elmer Barnes (general editorial department, Scripps-Howard Newspapers.) L. M. Birkhead (the Liberal Center, Kansas City, Missouri.) Raymond B. Bragg (secretary, Western Unitarian Conference.) Edwin Arthur Burtt (professor of philosophy, Sage School of Philosophy, Cornell University.) Ernest Caldecott (minister, First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles, California.) A. J. Carlson (professor of physiology, University of Chicago.) John Dewey (Columbia University.) Albert C. Dieffenbach (former editor of the Christian Register.) John H. Dietrich (minister, First Unitarian Society, Minneapolis.) Bernard Fantus (professor of therapeutics, College of Medicine, University of Illinois.) William Floyd (editor of the Arbitrator, New York City.) F.H. Hankins (professor of economics and sociology, Smith College.) A. Eustace Haydon (professor of history of religions, University of Chicago.) Llewellyn Jones (literary critic and author.) Robert Morss Lovett (editor, The New Republic; professor of English, University of Chicago.) Harold P. Marley (minister, the Fellowship of Liberal Religion, Ann Arbor, Michigan.) R. Lester Mondale (minister, Unitarian Church, Evanston, Illinois.) Charles Francis Potter (leader and founder, the First Humanist Society of New York, Inc.) John Herman Randall, Jr. (department of philosophy, Columbia University.) Curtis W. Reese (dean, Abraham Lincoln Center, Chicago.) Oliver L. Reiser (associate professor of philosophy, University of Pittsburgh.) Roy Wood Sellars (professor of philosophy, University of Michigan.) Clinton Lee Scott (minister, Universalist Church, Peoria, Illinois.) Maynard Shipley (president, the Science League of America.) W. Frank Swift (director, Boston Ethical Society.) V. T. Thayer (educational director, Ethical Culture Schools.) Eldred C. Vanderlaan (leader of the Free Fellowship, Berkeley, California.) Joseph Walker (attorney, Boston, Massachusetts.) Jacob J. Weinstein (rabbi; advisor to Jewish Students, Columbia University.) Frank S. C. Wicks (All Souls Unitarian Church,