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THE PROTESTANT MAGAZINE

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 14, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 28.

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THE PROTESTANT MAGAZINE

The issue of Protestantism is as live to-day as it was six hundred years ago. There is a difference between the genuine and so-called Protestantism. The Protestant Magazine stands for genuine, present-day Protestantism.
Rome is reaching out daily for more power. Eventually, she will again rule the world. The Protestant Magazine tells when and why.
A sample issue gives the best published review of the Roosevelt-Vatican incident, discusses the recent wide-spread controversy over the Protestant oath in England, and contains, besides, a dozen other striking features.
The Protestant Magazine deals with principles, not personalities. It opposes Romanism only with the Word of God.
Four big issues every year. Send for a copy of the latest issue. Ten cents a copy; 25 cents a year. Ten or more copies one year, each, 15 cents.
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