Religious Liberty and the General Conference

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Apr 17, 1901

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 27, No. 16.

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Religious Liberty and the General Conference

The Editor writes from Battle Creek, Mich., that the brethren are assembling from all parts to attend the General Conference, and a blessed spirit of brotherly love and unity prevails among those who are there.
We hope none of our readers are missing the series of articles in our general department by C. P. Bollman. These articles present the great principles of religious liberty in a very clear and interesting manner. They will be read with interest by many who would not ordinarily care to read upon that subject. The principles of true religious liberty are being lost sight of in this rushing age, hence there is no subject that is more important. Read these articles, and do all you can to get your friends and neighbors to read them.