“Liberty,” Fourth Quarter

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 12, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 51.

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“Liberty,” Fourth Quarter

The fourth quarter Liberty is now ready. It is a timely number, as one can see by reading a list of the articles:—
Lincoln Home Preserved by a Grateful Nation
Our Position Stated
Since Peru Went Free
Religious Liberty, Free Speech, a Free Press, etc.
Sunday Blue Law and Repeal Bill of Oregon
How a Sunday Law Displaces the Divine Law
Rome’s Opportunity for Vindication
Are Governments Ordained to Protect Religion or Man?
A Religious Liberty Memorial to the Prohibition Party Convention
Should the State Foster Religion?
Declaration of Independence Extolled by Hon. S. D. Fess.
The Anthem of Liberty Made the Symbol of Oppression
The Only State Without Religious Laws
Sunday Laws are Void
Preacher Against Preacher in re Sunday Observance
Laws that Protect the Day Rather than the Man
National Reformers Seeking to Plow with the Chief Magistrate of the Nation
“Our National Religion Defined”
Religious Liberty Defined by our State Department
Sunday Law Enforcement in Virginia
The Right of Free Speech
For the Public Welfare and Safety
Forced to Wear the Veil under Conventional Bonds
The Menace Dynamited
Objectionable Bills Pending Before Congress
General Sunday Law Crusade in Operation.
Liberty is fulfilling an important mission in presenting to the world the true principles of religious liberty. It is very effective in educating men, in both public and private life, in these principles.
Where five or more subscriptions are sent at one time, Liberty will be mailed to separate addresses for an entire year for twenty-five cents for each subscription. This is an excellent way for our churches to educate the leading men in their several communities. The issue for the fourth quarter is a good one with which to start the subscription. Orders should be sent through the conference tract society.