“Protestant Magazine” for August
A CRUCIFIX AS A PREMIUM. As an inducement to subscribe to a Roman Catholic magazine, the publishers offer to the editor of the Protestant Magazine a certain crucifix, which, when properly blessed, will grant various indulgences from sin. We quote one paragraph in reply:— “To such depths of heathenism has a professedly Christian church fallen, and this easy way of avoiding the punishment which the Roman Catholic Church teaches is justly due to every sinner is offered as a sort of premium with every subscription to a dollar magazine in enlightened America in the year 1915!” You should read the whole article. A ROMAN CATHOLIC EDITOR ASKS the editor of the Protestant Magazine to show what are the Roman Catholic Church’s “un-American political doctrines.” The editor of the Protestant Magazine, “acting upon the basis that the editor of the New World really desires to secure the information of which he is evidently in much need,” gives him and all Protestant readers the proof in the August issue. It is worth reading. Address your tract society, or,— THE PROTESTANT MAGAZINE
Washington, D. C.