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THE END JUSTIFIES THE MEANS

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 20, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 8.

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“THE END JUSTIFIES THE MEANS”

By Editor

Rome’s Policy Proved By Court Records!

In the March, April, May, and succeeding numbers will appear the startling court record concerning “A Convent Tragedy,” also other records of Rome’s policy of KIDNAPING CHILDREN, from the times of the Waldenses (1100 A. D.), before the word “Protestant” was known, until now.

WHERE ARE THE PROTESTANTS?

Where are the Protestants in America? The very name “Protestant” itself was repudiated by the so-called “Protestant” Federal Council of Churches in Chicago, Ill., Dec. 5, 1912, on the plea that it is “a word that is NOT A UNITING BUT A DIVIDING WORD,—a word that recalls a most unhappy and trying experience.” One of the delegates argued thus: “By using this word you make it more difficult for many of your Christian brethren to work with you.” This action was taken to express the “earnest hope” for the “FELLOWSHIP OF CATHOLIC UNITY.” “Then,” says an eye-witness, “the report was promptly and unanimously adopted, and with applause.”

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