ROME AND THE WAR

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jul 1, 1915

WITHOUT regard to which nations may be victorious in the great war struggle now depopulating the European continent, the Roman Church intends to profit thereby.

Note the following quotation, which was written by Cardinal Manning in 1874, and appears in the Rome and the War Extra of the Protestant Magazine:—

It is my firm conviction that, in spite of all obstacles, the vicar of Jesus Christ will be put again in his own rightful place. But that day will not be until his adversaries will have crushed each other with mutual destruction.

Place with the above the following quotation from “Autobiography of Andrew Dickson White,” Century Company, New York, 1905:—

The Vatican has always been, and is today, a storm center. The Pope and his advisers have never hesitated to urge on war, no matter how bloody, when the slightest of their ordinary worldly purposes could be served by it.

Remember that “Rome never changes,” and you have in a nutshell, the reason why you should place copies of this Protestant Extra in the hands of all your friends and neighbors. The issue is on. Circulate this Extra now. Five copies or more, one cent each; $8 per thousand, postpaid. Almost 50,000 already circulated. Address your tract society.