1001 Questions Answered

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 28, 1912

1001 Questions Answered

In the Current Issue of “Liberty” Magazine

Few other magazines have been so much “in the public eye” during the past few months. Scores of daily newspapers and religious weeklies have spoken in its defense or against it.

Note the one-and-one-half-column editorial in the October 19 issue of the Jesuit weekly “America,” a part of which is reproduced on this page.

A glance at the table of contents of the current “Catholic Federation” and “Sunday Mails” number will furnish you with the secret of its popularity.

Taking Liberties with History

We receive from time to time a publication called Liberty. Whether it is the mouthpiece of the “Guardians” we know not, but like that body it invites the exclamation: “O Liberty, what bigotry is uttered in thy name!” The chief foe of American liberties is, of course, the Catholic Church; and any activity of Catholics in public affairs is a deadly menace. The latest dangerous manifestation is the prominence of the Knights of Columbus at the “Columbus Memorial” unveiling, and that Judge Dowling should make the speech and America pronounce the same “pregnant with Catholic thought” aggravates the danger. But there is one passage amusing

American Federation of Catholic Societies

In Session at Louisville, Ky., Aug. 18-21, 1912

The convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies held in Louisville, Ky., was the eleventh annual convention. Protestants and other non-Catholics. A resident of Louisville, who knew by experience, told the writer that the business

Putting the Church Over the State

A Warning for the United States

The following appeared in El Comer of Quito, Ecuador, Jan. 9, 1912, under the heading “Colombia.”

Divine Prophecy and Human History

W. A. SPICER The testimony of history to the fulfillment of prophecy affords sure and certain evidence that the Bible is of divine origin, and the records of Cyrus and of the battle of Babylon.

Sunday Laws Viewed From the Standpoint of Citizenship

Do They Rest on the True Basis of Civil Law?

Rome and the Prohibition Party Platform

A Shameful Surrender of American Protestant Principles

J. SAXBY BOURDEAU The National Prohibition Convention was held at Atlantic City, N. J., July

Un-American, Unequal, Unconstitutional

A Study of the Sunday Law Proposed for California

J. F. BLUNT Judge Cooley, that prominent authority on legal and constitutional questions, affecting large classes by labor, by means of which special privileges are proposed.

Religious Liberty in China

One of the great questions in the new republic of China is, Shall China have a state religion, and what shall it be? One would personally believe China will only become a strong nation as she becomes a Christian nation.

American Principles in the Balance

SANFORD B. HORTON Reference has been made in these columns to the Post-office Appropriation and does not permit one man to secure mail with denying it to others.

If you wish a clear-cut answer to the 1001 perplexing questions that have arisen in your mind in connection with the great subject of RELIGIOUS LIBERTY, do not fail to read this number.

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