In Its New Dress!

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 25, 1909

In Its New Dress!

LIBERTY MAGAZINE for the Second Quarter, 1909, appears for the first time in its beautiful new cover, with two-color design. That it is an unusually interesting number is easily seen by glancing at the following table of contents.

EDITORIAL: The Church and the State, a Review of Four Catholic Utterances—A “Legal Sunday” for Boston—George Washington’s Famous Letter on Religious Liberty—Review of a Congressman’s Letter Regarding a Sunday Law—Answers to Questions Asked at a State Legislature Hearing—A Review of Cardinal Gibbons’ Article in the March “North American Review.”

CONTRIBUTED ARTICLES: The Rise and Fall of Religious Liberty—Reply to “A Common Rest Day” Article in the “Nebraska State Journal”—Sunday as a Legal Rest Day—Twenty-three Reasons Why We Oppose Sunday Laws—Religious Liberty Again Wins in California—The Recent Victory in the District of Columbia—Recently Proposed Religious Amendment to the United States Constitution—A Great Declaration.

TEMPERANCE: America’s Enormous Liquor Traffic—“Personal Liberty” Arguments Reviewed—The Truth About Wine Drinking.

RELIGION AND SCIENCE: The Literal Creation Week—Creation in Science—A Fatal Weakness in the Argument for Evolution.

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In Its New Dress!

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