A New Religious Magazine

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 18, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 11.

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A New Religious Magazine

OUR decision to begin the publication of another magazine, full particulars of which are given on the second page, was reached after very careful study of the present situation. During the past year there have been important developments in the religious world, which clearly indicate that we are fast approaching the crisis foretold in prophecy, and which for many years we have known was coming. With the decay of Protestantism, and the aggressive movements for the extension of the power of the Roman Catholic Church, there is emphasized the demand that those who know the significance of these changes should make it known to the people, and should sound the warning in no uncertain tones. This new magazine is not designed to be a medium through which an attack shall be made upon any body of people, but rather an effective channel for the dissemination of vital truths. It will treat Roman Catholicism and Protestantism, both doctrinally and historically, with greater fulness than is possible in any of our existing publications, and will expound, both doctrinally and historically, the message against the beast and his image, with greater emphasis than is practicable in our present publications. We also hope by this means to reach a class of persons who would not be interested to read a magazine dealing with general religious topics. We ask all our readers to study the announcement on the second page, and to act promptly, as we desire to secure a good paid-up list as a basis for obtaining second-class entry for the new magazine.