p. 22 | Religious Liberty Notes by K. C. B.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 3, 1907

Religious Liberty Notes

By K. C. B.

The religious liberty secretary of the Colorado Conference announces that there is forthcoming another religious liberty number of their conference paper, Echoes from the Field.

Elder S. B. Horton, the religious liberty secretary of the Southern Union Conference, says: “We are expecting to have some interesting times here ere-long. The local ministers are itching to be “like the other nations”—National Reform communities of the North.

“And all the world wondered after the beast.” The Vatican authorities, through the Archbishop of Athens, have officially given permission to the king of Greece to visit King Victor Emmanuel on November 23 and remain four days. If King George desires to see the pope, the latter will willingly accede to his request.

Dr. Stanley, general secretary of the American Sabbath Union and also secretary of the New York State Branch of the American Sabbath Union, is in receipt of a letter from Senator Page of the New York State legislature, announcing his willingness to introduce a bill into the legislature this winter at Albany against the running of Sunday trains.

As the result of a series of meetings which have been held in Copenhagen, Denmark, there arose “some sharp conflicts with the Romanists; but God seems to have given a signal victory, as some of the authorities they had referred to as on their side proved, on closer investigation, to be strongly in favor of the truth as we understand it. And yet Roman power is fast reaching that position where all the world will wonder after it, and give it honor.” K. C. B.