p. 2 | Issue for the Third Quarter of 1910 Is Now Ready

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 1, 1910

Issue for the Third Quarter of 1910 Is Now Ready

By Editor

The following brief announcement of leading features in this number of the Protestant Magazine, will serve to give a clear idea of the value of this fall issue. Facts with which every Protestant in America should be thoroughly familiar are here brought to light.

EUROPEAN ANTICLERICALISM

Mainly a clear and unbiased statement of the present crisis in Spain, and other complications threatening the Vatican.

SURRENDERING TO THE PAPACY

A review of a significant article by Dr. G. A. Gordon of Boston, in the Atlantic Monthly.

THE CHANGE IN THE KING'S OATH

POPE PIUS X AND THE REFORMATION

ON THE PROPHECIES RESPECTING THE CHURCH OF ROME

Concluding article of a most profitable series.

MARY THE HOPE OF SINNERS

This article, being an extract from a Catholic book of the same title, shows conclusively the extent to which the Virgin Mary has been put in the place of Christ by the Roman Catholic system of religion.

THE POPE'S ENCYCLICAL IN PROTESTANT GERMANY. By L. R. Conradi.

One of Germany's most active Protestant workers writes regarding the way in which Germany has received the Pope's latest dictum. German leaders have characterized it “a declaration of war against Protestantism,” “a gross falsification of history,” “a blow of the fist in the face of truth.”

THE DEITY OF CHRIST. By Prof. Benj. B. Warfield, D. D., LL. D., Princeton Theological Seminary.

“Every word that is spoken of him, every word which he is reported to have spoken of himself, is spoken on the assumption that he is God.” A forceful treatment of an all-important subject.

THE PRIMITIVE CHURCH AND THE PRIMACY OF ROME. By Percy T. Magan.

Review of an essay by Prof. Giorgio Bartoli, former Jesuit. The writer of the essay forsook the Jesuit society and the Roman Church, after twenty-seven years' membership, during which time he held many positions of responsibility.

SOME PRINCIPLES ESTABLISHED BY THE VATICAN COUNCIL

An excerpt from “The Pope and the Council,” by Janus, published in 1870. The writer was, until the time of the publication, highly esteemed by the Church as a Roman Catholic scholar.

Every Seventh-day Adventist should read this number of the Protestant Magazine carefully, and assist in giving it a wide circulation. It sounds a clear note of the third angel's message, striking a telling blow for great underlying principles of truth. Agents will find it no difficult matter to place this number in the hands of the people.

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