Liberty

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 18, 1916

WHAT are you doing to place the Liberty magazine for the second quarter of 1916 in the hands of your neighbors? It is the most important number yet issued. It discusses great national issues which are of paramount interest to us as a people, as well as to the public. Read some of these stirring articles under the following subjects:—

Shall Americans Permit the Overthrow of the Constitution and the Muzzling of the Press?

Enforced Religion Engenders Immorality.

Three Dangerous Bills Before Congress.

Oregon Sunday Law Agitation.

A Tremendous Parallel Between Rome and the American Republic.

Attitude of Catholics Toward Non-Catholics.

“The Invisible Rulers” are Invisible Foes.

The Tennessee Sunday Law Cases.

Great Struggles for Liberty.

An Illuminating Lesson Concerning the Religious Legislation of the Past.

While the Sunday and press bills are pending before Congress and the whole country is agitated, our people ought to do some telling work with the current number of the Liberty magazine, which is so admirably adapted to meet this situation. Let our churches order fifty or more copies, at 4 cents a copy, and sell them in connection with the new Liberty Extra while securing signatures for the petitions which appear in the back part of the Extra. No doubt many would like to read more fully on these subjects, and would gladly purchase both together at ten cents, when they sign the petitions. This is our opportunity to educate the public on the principles of religious liberty, and to warn them of the things that are soon to develop the image of the beast, which will result in persecution and the loss of our natural liberties to worship according to the dictates of our consciences.