SUNDAY-LAW AGITATIONS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Apr 12, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 15.

SUNDAY-LAW AGITATIONS.

By Editor

FROM all parts of the field come to us news and notes and clippings, giving account of either Sunday-law enforcement or attempts to enforce or enact Sunday laws. We are glad to get all these. We can not begin to print all. We can not use all that are sent us by our Washington correspondent; but out of the mass we will select the most striking, that our readers may note the progress that this un-American, un-Protestant, un-Biblical, un-Christian movement is making.

Our Outlook department is full to overflowing with the question agitating the national capital. We have set before our readers the resolutions adopted by the majority of the ministerial convention, and also the remonstrance. We hope that our readers will take time to study them. In the plea for religious instruction in the public schools we have the strong claim that it is not a union of church and state that is sought, and yet the demand is made for a condition of things which is a union of church and state. Even so has error ever sought to pervert the good. In the remonstrance we are brought back to true Gospel and American principles as regards religious teaching.