“Liberty” for the Fourth Quarter of 1909

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 21, 1909

“Liberty” for the Fourth Quarter of 1909

Liberty for the fourth quarter of 1909 is now ready to be mailed. It sparkles with many of the gems of religious liberty principles, involved in the discussion of the following topics composing its contents:—

EDITORIAL: The Golden Rule, or Rule Alone? — Will Italy Follow France? — An Important Lesson — Our Guaranty of Liberty — A Startling Comparison — An Imperial Sunday Alliance — A Great Truth in Few Words — How to Argue With a Protestant — Worthy of Emulation — The Crime of Crimes — America’s Ambassador and Sunday Racing — How National Reform Principles Work in Russia — The National Reform Idea in Korea — The Better Support.

CONTRIBUTED ARTICLES: Church and State in Modern Greece — Baneful Fruit of State Religion — Undermining the Foundations of American Liberty, No. 1 — Compulsion or Transformation — Against the Government — The Model Sunday Law — On Trial for Picking Strawberries on Sunday — A Righteous Decision — The Civil Sabbath Fallacy — Religious Liberty Principles Before the Inquisition — The Fall of the Church — Constitutional and Statutory Contrarieties and Contradictions — No Cause for Unbelief.

RELIGION AND SCIENCE: A Fatal Weakness in the Argument for Evolution — Science and Religion — Science and the Creator — Modern Skepticism.

TEMPERANCE: Liberty in Prohibition — A Saloonless State — A Mocker and a Waster.

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