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The Truth Wins Its Way

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

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 32.

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The Truth Wins Its Way

By W. A. C.

NEXT to the message of infinite love and mercy itself, there is nothing that wins its way to the hearts of intelligent and thinking men like the advocacy of freedom, justice, and fair play, which are the golden-rule fruits of this message of love and mercy.
As a result of the strong stand we have taken against compulsory religious legislation, and an address delivered last winter on this subject before the Secular League of Washington, the league desires that a full statement of our belief shall be made before its assembly in an address to be delivered some time this coming fall or winter. How grateful we should be for a message which appeals to those who have been driven into skepticism and unbelief through the unscriptural views, and the inconsistencies and intolerance, of professed believers in Christ. W. A. C.