The Protestant Magazine and Life and Health

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 2, 1909

The Protestant Magazine and Life and Health

For December

The Protestant Magazine, in dealing with the doctrines of the Roman Catholic Church, does not attack any member of that communion. There is a wide difference between exposing the falsity of a doctrine and aspersing the character of those who hold the doctrine.

The only safe and consistent course for Protestants is to accept and obey the Word of God regardless of creeds, traditions, or customs.

From the contents of the third issue of the Protestant Magazine it will be clearly evident that any one who abandons the plain teachings of the Word of God and adopts a church creed, the teaching of some commentator, or the mere customs of the majority, is really repudiating one of the fundamental principles of Protestantism.

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The Protestant Magazine

Protesting against ecclesiastical error, and promoting gospel truth.

Teaching the fundamental principles of true and false Christianity.

Revealing the difference between genuine and professed Protestantism.

Showing wherein professed Protestantism is stretching her hands across the gulf to Roman Catholicism.

Interpreting the meaning of Rome’s control of the political parties of the great cities of America, the public press, public-school text-books, etc.

Citing Rome’s present ruling power.

Predicting a time when Rome will again rule the world.

Naming the present contending forces that will finally be victorious.

The December Life and Health
Attractive and Unusually Instructive — The December Life and Health Attractive and Unusually Instructive

The Protestant Magazine
Third Number — The Protestant Magazine Third Number

Partial Contents

of the Third Issue—Fourth Quarter

1909

The True and the Counterfeit Gospel ........................................ Editorial

The Headship of the Church ........................................ Editorial

The Spiritual Decline of the Churches ........................................ Editorial

The Only Explanation (of the vitality and the success of the Papacy) ........................................ Editorial

The Papacy in Prophecy. Is the Pope Antichrist? ........................................ Editorial

The Attempted Healing of Babylon ........................................ By P. T. Magan

The “Higher” Criticism Untenable: Whence It Proceeds and Whither It Leads ........................................ By Gavin Carlyle

A Roman Catholic Warns Protestants ........................................ From a converted Catholic

Rome’s Substitute for Christ ........................................ By C. M. Snow

The Doctrines of the Roman Catholic Church ........................................ By Pope Pius IV

The Master-Stroke of Rome’s Policy ........................................ By J. A. Wylie

Assumption of Civil Power ........................................ By J. O. Corliss

News Notes and Extracts

The December number of Life and Health contains a volume of practical matter on a large variety of health topics, such as: Illustrated home physical culture exercises for contracted chest, round shoulders, development of the neck, stimulating the action of the blood-vessels, intestinal troubles, indigestion, development of the legs, the abdominal muscles, and other parts of the body; that which is necessary to render milk comparatively safe from the transmission of disease germs; the proposed cure for uric acid; how whooping-cough is transmitted, and the best treatments for it; how to treat boils; treatments for anemia and eczema; alcohol in the treatment of disease; suggested remedy for the cure of pellagra; mental healing; use of “day camps” in the treatment of tuberculosis; when milk is dangerous; cow’s milk as infant’s food; the relative compositions of various milks; concerning cancers; the best kind of materials for underwear; preventives of insanity; important things parents should know about the care of infants; public opinion and diet, and a large variety of other topics too numerous to mention.

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