p. 16 | A Christian Right

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · May 17, 1899

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 25, No. 20.

A Christian Right.

D'Aubigne says, in speaking of the Protest at Spires: "There has never been anything more positive, and at the same time more aggressive, than the position of Protestants at Spires. By maintaining that their faith is alone capable of saving the world, they defended with intrepid courage the rights of Christian proselytism. We can not desert this proselytism without deserting Protestant principles." It is not only a right, God-given, but it is a duty if a man believes himself possessed of saving truth to give that truth to others who have it not. He is false to God if he fails to do it.