LIBERTY by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 19, 1908

LIBERTY

By Editor

The Official Organ of the Religious Liberty Bureau

The Issue for the Fourth Quarter Now Ready

This number strongly presents the whole question of religious liberty in the light of present developments in the nation; it deals with the contest now going on in Missouri over moral and religious legislation, in which over six thousand gospel ministers have taken an active part.

It points out the significance of the discussion, during the recent presidential campaign, of the question of the religious views of the leading candidates, giving in full President Roosevelt’s vigorous letter of protest against raising the question of a man’s religion when considering his qualification for any public office.

It especially emphasizes the danger that confronts the people should the Johnston Sunday bill, already passed by the Senate, become a law.

The way in which these and other events of religio-political significance are discussed makes Liberty, No. 4, a journal which can readily be sold. Now is the time to act in enlightening the people everywhere concerning these vital issues. Order now.

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