Attacks on Seventh-day Adventists
By Editor
THERE are certain publications whose chief aim seems to be to attack Seventh-day Adventists in general, and Mrs. E. G. White in particular. We are sorry for those who can find no better way in which to use their time and means. It is nothing new for this message to be opposed and for its supporters to be reviled. For more than half a century this movement has been "exposed" by various writers some of whom were at one time its stanch advocates, and yet it moves steadily forward, although it has neither great names nor great wealth to back it. Those who are publishing cheap tirades against Seventh-day Adventists are laying aside even the mask of respectability, and are revealing the most unsavory traits of an unregenerate human nature. Our worst wish for them is that they might be brought to a saving knowledge of the truth as it is in Jesus, and that they might experience an abundance of that grace which will prevent every Christian writer from dipping his pen in gall. It is the attorney with little conscience and a weak case who abuses the other side.