TOADYING TO ROME | AdventAI

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jan 9, 1893

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 19, No. 10.

TOADYING TO ROME.

THE tendency of the average Protestant to stultify himself by offering incense to Roman arrogance is manifest in the daily occurrences. The Prohibitionists had to have Father Mahoney open their national convention with prayer. The Democrats had to have Harrity at the helm, and the Republicans looked for success through Carter, and when a number of preachers undertook to reform New York politics a year ago, they gave to the only priest who fell in with their ideas of reform, the position of temporary chairman, and would have made him permanent chairman were it not for the protest of Dr. McArthur against this Protestant toadying to a representative of the antichrist. And all the world wondered after the beast, says John in Revelation.—Primitive Catholic.