Liberty for the Fourth Quarter by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 24, 1907

Liberty for the Fourth Quarter

By Editor

LIBERTY for the fourth quarter of 1907 is now ready. With this issue it becomes a 48-page magazine. The importance of the issue which it represents, and the increasing demand on every side for religious legislation, have made it seem imperative that the journal should be enlarged to its present size. The matter which this number contains is fully in keeping with the importance of the magazine’s mission in the world. The leading theme in this particular number is “Rome and the United States.” It also sets forth the true principles of religious liberty, the reason for our opposition to all kinds of religious legislation, and the disastrous results of a union of religion and the state. It is full of facts and principles, pithily expressed, that should be brought to the attention of every citizen of the country. If ever a journal was worthy of a wide circulation, this number of Liberty is worthy. Its articles are well illustrated, and its cover and make-up are attractive and will commend it to the public. This is a number that every one can circulate, and it will not soon get out of date. The people are in great need of education upon the principles of true Christian liberty. We shall find no better medium for that purpose than this magazine, and this particular number is specially adapted to that end. Let it be circulated by the thousands in every State.