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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Apr 28, 1898

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 24, No. 17.

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Religious Liberty

Religious Liberty.—True religious liberty is the right of the other man to think for himself. The true test of principle is its application on both sides. Says one man, “I believe in religious liberty.” This is good, but is it for yourself or the other man? You are a Roman Catholic. Of course you believe in liberty for Catholics, but do you believe in the same liberty for Protestants? This is the test. It matters not tho you believe the Protestant to be wrong, if you believe in liberty, you will grant him equal rights in his error. To him you are in error. What does the Golden Rule say?