Religious Liberty Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 5, 1908

Religious Liberty Notes

“It is hard for us to learn that the same right to hold and express honest convictions of truth which we so fondly claim for ourselves, we are in duty bound to extend to others who may differ from us, however widely.”

One sister engaged in religious liberty work writes as follows: “We are praying and trusting that religious liberty may still be granted us a little longer, while we endeavor to redeem the time and do the work we should have done long ago.” She adds, “Your religious liberty post-cards are fine, and will do a good work.”

A brother in Michigan writes: “It is certainly very cheering when the word comes down the line, calling us to more activity in the service of our dear Master. After reading a number of passages from Matthew 24 in our services, I read your letter, and told of the petition blanks I had received, and asked all to hold up their hands who were willing to go out and do what they could to secure names to the petitions, and every hand went up that we could expect, would do anything. An aged man, who lives near the place where we hold our meetings, was present, and when he heard the subject presented, he expressed a desire to have a hand in the good work.”