The Ethical Ufologist

Berthold E. Schwarz

From Magonia 1, Autumn 1979 

How can the UFO researcher be more responsive to the variegated data that is often associated with UFO experiences? How can he best discharge his responsibilities to the witness, himself and to his colleagues? Publish reports? Presentations at symposia and open meetings? Newsletters or private means? How does the witness balance the need to protect the anonymity and confidence of the UFO witness (contactee) with the need to publish all the relevant data about the experience?
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Lo! He Comes in Clouds Descending

John Fletcher

From Magonia 1, Autumn 1979

Millenarianism, the active looking forward and expectation of the imminent end of the world is an extremely common human outlook. We tend to associate it solely with Christian belief, where it is enshrined most spectacularly in the Book of Revelation. The outlook, though unacknowledged, is equally held by agnostics and atheists – it is a constant in human nature.

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