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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 6, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 6.

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Circulate the Current Liberty

If the church would pause for a moment and look upon the picture of her attitude as faithfully shown on the second-cover page of the present issue of Liberty, we are certain that there would be, on the part of many, a swift reversing of their course. When the church reaches out her arms for the sword of the state, she turns her back upon God and his Word. That is what the church does when she seeks the aid of the state to enforce religious ordinances. Our readers have a duty to do in helping the people of this world to see the true meaning of the church’s demand for religious legislation, and what is involved in her success along that line. We know of no better way to enlighten them in this regard than by placing in their hands a copy of the current number of Liberty, with an earnest request that it be read. The closing struggle is now on, and souls are rapidly ranging themselves upon one side or the other of this important question. The present issue of Liberty will help them to decide aright. Let it be circulated with liberal hand in every community in the land.