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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 21, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 47.

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For a full report of the Eleventh Annual Convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies, recently held in Louisville, Ky., also of Rome's efforts to suppress free press in America, see Mr. Snow's article in the current Liberty magazine. Twenty copies will cost you only $1. Read and scatter among your Protestant friends who are asleep in this time of great crisis threatening our liberties.
Many honest Christians believe that it is God's will to establish his kingdom by means of human laws. For a clear exposition of Bible teaching on this point, read the article “Establishing the Kingdom by Law,” by Elder G. B. Thompson, in the “Catholic Federation” number of Liberty magazine. Send 50 cents for 10 copies to hand to your National Reform friends. Single copy, 10 cents.
The purpose of Rome is clear. It intends to get possession of the United States government, and it does not seem to have very much farther to go. For bold ecclesiastical purposes, and for brazen effrontery in carrying out such a program, the Roman Church is the greatest single danger that threatens this country. How long will Protestants lie supine and confident?—The Religious Telescope, Aug. 14, 1912.
At the dedication of the Roman Catholic cathedral at Wichita, Kans., September 19, “the governor and his staff, the mayor and the city officials, had seats next to the clergy.” It is by such an exhibition as this, persistently repeated, that the Roman hierarchy is educating the American people to accept the Roman Catholic principle of the union of the church and the state. And this far-seeing method of procedure is having its effect.