To Appear in the March Sentinel of Christian Liberty.
By Editor
Do you wish to know the Roman Catholic theory with regard to the relation of Church and State? And do you wish to learn this at first hand, from an ardent Catholic who knows what it is, who thoroughly believes in it, and who states it frankly and unequivocally? Then do not fail to get the March Sentinel of Christian Liberty, and as many numbers thereafter as are necessary, and read the series of articles which begin in that number, on “The Catholic Theory of the Relation between Church and State.” These articles will be a reproduction of an essay on this subject by an able Catholic writer, originally published by authority, under the editorial direction of Cardinal Manning. No friend of religious liberty who really desires to serve that cause at this time, should fail to read these articles carefully; for he who does read them thus will realize better than he has before the striking similarity between the theories now developing in the religious world outside the Church of Rome, and that which has been the very genius of the papacy throughout her history. The frontispiece will be very timely and suggestive in view of the present wide-spread agitation of the Sunday question. It will be entitled “The Modern Diana: Its Genesis and Evolution.” Did you know that “our national Christianity” is to be one of the “exhibits” at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St. Louis? Read W. N. Glenn’s ringing article on this subject in the March issue of the Sentinel of Christian Liberty. In the case of seventh-day observers, Sunday laws plainly interfere with parents in the proper training of their children, and add greatly to the difficulties with which they must contend in this matter. This point that is seldom thought of in this connection is one of the several good points made in the article in the March Sentinel of Christian Liberty, entitled “Sunday Laws and the Rights of Conscience.” Did you know that there is a marked aggressiveness of the movement throughout the United States and Canada for the compulsory Sunday closing of all places of business, amusement, etc.? The “Sunday Enforcement” department of the Sentinel of Christian Liberty will keep you fully informed in regard to what is being done in this direction. This department in the March number of that magazine will be especially full. A very timely article in the March Sentinel of Christian Liberty will be one applying the principle of trade-mark laws to the present live Sunday question. It deals with a fact that has a most vital bearing on this question. Twelve numbers,—one year’s subscription,—all of which will be equally as good as this one, can be secured for only $1. Every individual should be a subscriber; every church should have a club for missionary work. Address orders to The Sentinel of Christian Liberty, 11 W. Twentieth St., New York City.