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International Tract and Missionary Society · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 1889

FromThe Home Missionary, Vol. 1, No. 6.

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National Reform.

QUESTIONS ON CIVIL GOVERNMENT AND RELIGION.

LESSON TWENTY-TWO.

[Answers found in “Civil Government and Religion.”]
1. To what extremes are the National Reformers willing to go in order to secure co-operation from others? — p. 56.
2. What has Pope Leo XIII. already commanded all Catholics to do? — Idem.
3. Then if an amendment to the United States Constitution, such as was proposed by Senator Blair, is effected, to what will it open the way? — p. 57.
4. But can such sentiments as this party advocates be received by a respectable following? — Idem.
5. What did Mr. Blair say, in a letter already alluded to, showing that he indorses the movement? — Idem.
6. What did he say about delay in the matter?
7. Name those prominently and favorably known in the country, who favor that movement. — Idem.
8. Name the positions they occupy in other fields of work.
9. What did Joseph Cook, in a letter, say he hoped to do? — p. 58.
10. Has any official recognition of the National Reformers and their work been made by the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union? — Idem.
11. When was it made, and in what way?
12. Was such a suggestion adopted?
13. When?
14. In whose hands was the new department, thus created, placed?
15. What office does Mrs. Bateham now hold in the National Reform Association?