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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 16, 1911

Here Is Just A Taste

By Editor

Of the November-January Issue of

The Protestant Magazine

See pages 20, 21, of this number of the Review for the two striking pictures that appear as frontispieces in this issue of the Protestant Magazine.

On the cover pages appear the following artistic Protestant utterances, the titles of which are: “The True Apostolic Succession,” “Our Theses,” and “A Timely Warning.”

Here are the titles and the first few lines of some of the articles in this number, which will quicken the pulse of every true Protestant who reads them.

We print the first one in the same large, beautiful type that helps to make this magazine so popular with all classes:—

ROME AND DEMOCRACY

AUGUSTINE BAUMANN, FORMERLY FATHER AUGUSTINE, OF THE PASSIONIST MONASTERY, WEST HOBOKEN, N. J.

WHAT a scandal it is to many a sincere Roman Catholic in America to tell him that his church condemns democracy! The average Catholic is indig-

OUR AIM

WE believe that Roman Catholicism as a system of doctrine is a deception and a delusion, and that the Pope is the man of

PORTUGAL AND AMERICA

A FORMAL protest against the provisions of the law of separation recently enacted in Portugal has been signed by eleven bish-

ROME’S PLAN TO EXCLUDE AN- TICATHOLIC PUBLICATIONS FROM THE MAILS

THERE was organized ten years ago (Dec. 10, 1901) the American Federation of Catholic Societies. Commencing its exist-

THE “OUTLOOK’S” MISTAKEN VIEW OF ROMANISM

SOME one needs to be enlightened on a question of the utmost importance to the religious and political future of this coun-

AN INDICTMENT OF ROMANISM

ONE of the recent contributions to the controversy with Rome is in the form of a series of letters to Pope Pius X in which

THE PRIVILEGE OF PETER

THE next step in the inquiry is to ascertain what claims St. Peter himself, by his acts or writings, makes to supreme personal au-

AN INTERPRETATION OF THE MASS

AT the opening of the Eucharistic Congress at Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 29, 1911, Archbishop Ireland preached a sermon upon

ROME’S ORGANIZED FORCE

THERE are many organizations and societies of various sorts in the Roman Catholic Church. Each one may have some spe-

“NONE BUT CHRIST”

THIS declaration, as has been well said, constitutes “the center word of Protestantism.” It means the rejection of every

PROTESTS BY PRESBYTERIANS AND SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS

IT was no uncommon thing a half century or more ago for vigorous protests to be made, both by individuals and by organiza-

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