Changes in Life and Health and Liberty by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 14, 1909

Changes in Life and Health and Liberty

By Editor

SOME changes and improvements have been planned for our magazines Life and Health and Liberty, which we hope will contribute toward giving them a still wider circulation during the coming year. Life and Health has been enlarged to sixty-four pages to make room for additional departments, and to permit the use of more illustrations without encroaching upon the space devoted to reading-matter. It is the purpose of the management not only to enlarge the size, but also to improve the quality of the magazine. But while the expense of producing the publication is thus increased, the price to agents will be the same. The yearly subscription, however, has been changed from seventy-five cents to one dollar. In view of the present tendency to accept the conclusions of modern science in the place of the revelation made in the Scriptures, it has been deemed advisable to introduce into the magazine Liberty a department in which the true relation between religion and science will be set forth, and proofs adduced to show that the claims of science, so far as they contradict revelation, are not well founded. The scope of this new department will include the discussion of some of the latest phases of scientific investigation in the field of the occult, and in such new departures as the Emmanuel Movement. It is confidently believed that the working out of these plans will be found helpful to those who are circulating these magazines, and will also enable the publishers to bear a more complete testimony for the truth.