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“Liberty” Magazine

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 10, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 8.

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“Liberty” Magazine

By A Baptist minister

THE love of the principles of liberty has not grown cold in the hearts of thousands of people in this country. Many are the words of appreciation coming to Liberty for its faithfulness in keeping alive the principles of civil and religious liberty. The following paragraph is all we have room for:—
“By chance on a train in Idaho I picked up the Liberty magazine, which I had not seen or heard of previously. I am so infused with its teachings that I send six cents in stamps for a copy of the first quarter of 1916. The old Liberty Bell is cracked, and from the present outlook the principles of our forefathers are being set aside and derided. I hope you may continue this publication in behalf of religious freedom. Anything I may be able to do in this direction will be cheerfully done.”—A Baptist minister.