Social Philosophy with a Wallop

The Commons SF invites you to

A lively, engaging, interactive talk
At Thomas Starr King Unitarian Universalist Church
in San Francisco

this Sunday, October 5, 9:30 am
1187 Franklin Street (near Geary)

Social Philosophy with a Wallop

David Giesen, International Baccalaureate educator, local historian

will present the case for embracing a social philosophy that
**assumes competence throughout the citizenry
**presumes humanity are naturally social beings
**demands equality of access to nature
**recognizes that the economic value of land arises with the rise of community
**esteems reciprocity as a necessary component of justice

This program will first give comfort and cheer,
then occasion spiritual self-reflection.

No single event you attend this year will so electrify your allegiance
to morality or mammon or mendacity

No Sabbath or critical-thinking program will so wholly
set your soul burning for goodness
or escape from consternation

in the Martin Luther King, jr. Room