Religious Liberty Library by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jul 4, 1899

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 25, No. 27.

Religious Liberty Library

By Editor

The object of this Library is to acquaint the reader with true principles and correct ideas with reference to religious liberty. It contains the writings of ministers, lawyers, editors, and scholars, and will be found not only readable but profitable as well. Please order by number.

Number	Price Each
1 Due Process of Law and the Divine Right of Dissent	15
Religious Intolerance in the Republic	1
3 Church and State	10
4 The National Sunday Law	25
5 Sunday Laws in the United States	1 1/4
6 The Captivity of the Republic	15
7 Appeal and Remonstrance	1 1/4
8 Appeal from the U. S. Supreme Court Decision Making this a "Christian Nation"	15
10 Religious Liberty and the Mormon Question	1 1/4
11 The "Civil Sabbath"; or Disguised Religious Legislation	3/4
12 The Columbian Year, and the Meaning of the Four Centuries	2 1/4
13 The Limits of Civil Authority	3/4
14 Christ and the Sabbath	2 1/4
15 Rome's Challenge: Why Do Protestants Keep Sunday?	2 1/4
16 Christ and the Pharisees; or Christ's Faithfulness in Sabbath-keeping	2 1/4
17 Protestantism, True and False	2
18 Congress on Sunday Legislation	3/4
19 The Legal Sunday: Its History and Character, paper	40
The same in cloth	70
20 The Sabbath Question in the Dominion Parliament	1/4
21 "The Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary"	1
22 The Puritan Sabbath for "Physical Rest"	3/4
23 Religious Persecution, or the "Blue Laws" Revived	4
24 Papacy and Prophecy, or the "Sovereign Pontiff" and the Church of Rome	2
25 Papacy and Persecution, or, Did the Roman Catholic Church Ever Persecute?	1
26 The Duty to Obey Civil Rulers	1
27 The Rights of the People, or Civil Government and Religion, paper	40
Cloth	1 00
32 The Relation of the Church and State	1/2
34 How about Sunday Laws?	1
35 Is it Persecution?	1
36 Church and State	1/2
37 Our Answer Revised	1/2
38 Civil Grounds of Religious Intolerance	1/2
39 Congress on Sunday Legislation	3/4
41 Fighting Against God. Illustrated	1 1/2
42 How Shall We Reform Society?	1/2
46 Baptist Principles of Religious Liberty	3
50 Church and State Distinguished	1 1/2
51 Shall Christ and Caesar Yoke Together?	1/2
52 The Workingman's Rest	1
53 Moral Societies, by Alex. Campbell	1 1/2
54 The United States as a Christian Nation	1/2
55 What is Patriotism in the United States?	1 1/2
56 The Present Peril	2 1/2

The Rights of the People

The table of contents given below will give an idea of the scope and value of this excellent little work.

Part 1. Civil Government and Religion

Chap. 1 Christianity and the Roman Empire " 2 What is Due to God, and What to Caesar " 3 The Powers that Be

Part 2. The Rights of the People

Chap. 1 The Rights of the People " 2 How the United States Became a Nation " 3 What Is the Nation " 4 Who Made the Nation " 5 Religious Right in the United States " 6 Religious Right Invaded " 7 The People's Right of Appeal " 8 National Precedent on Right of Appeal " 9 The Buglers, Miners, and Sappers " 10 The Sunday Law Movement in the Fourth Century, and its Parallel in the Nineteenth " 11 Will the People Assert and Maintain Their Rights " 12 Religious Right in the States

Appendixes

Appendix A Declaration of Independence B The Constitution of the United States C The Dred Scott Decision D The "Christian Nation" Decision

It contains 379 pages and is illustrated. The price is 40c in paper and $1.00 in cloth.