Going to Rome | AdventAI

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · May 6, 1913

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 40, No. 18.

Going to Rome.

The Anglican Augustinians of Caldey, England, have gone in a body to the Roman Catholic Church. It is said that their reason for going was that they wanted to be “under more authority, and to enjoy more submission,”—not a natural thing for the human heart, but they could not find that in the Protestant church, and so they left it for the Church of Rome. There are some in the Roman Catholic Church that want freedom, and they leave the Roman Catholic Church because of that. If there were more real anxiety to submit to God and be directly connected with Him, we should have a different state of things in Christendom.