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The Sabbath and Religious Liberty

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Nov 8, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 44.

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The Sabbath and Religious Liberty

If we can have a Sabbath sacred in its stillness and its associations, maintained by a healthful, popular sentiment, rather than by human laws, . . . Christianity is safe in this land, and our country is safe. If not, the Sabbath, and religion, and liberty, will die together. If the Sabbath is not regarded as holy time, it will be regarded as pastime; if not a day sacred to devotion, it will be a day of recreation, of pleasure, of licentiousness.—Practical Sermons, by Albert Barnes.