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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 12, 1870

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 35, No. 17.

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To Correspondents.

A B WILLIAMS: We pass your request over to Bro. Waggoner. We presume he will give it attention in due time.
J. RAEDELS, JR.: We think that circumstances must largely govern our action in such cases as you mention. We do not know how a rule could be made which would be applicable in all cases. See on 1 John 3:9, in another column.
A. A. BRADFORD: If a Sabbath-keeping parent has a child, of age, who on a visit home is disposed to break the Sabbath, all that such a parent can do, is to request the child to comply with her wishes in the matter. If he disregards this request, he violates the fifth commandment, as well as the fourth, and, so far as we can see, takes the whole responsibility upon himself.
B. F. WILBUR: We do not think sufficient reliance can be placed upon the deductions of Geology, to warrant the devotion of any particular amount of space or time to its defense.