Religious Amendment and Religious Liberty
By Editor
A Christian Amendment to the Constitution.—In this department of our last issue but one was an article on a "Hearing on the Religious Amendment to the Constitution." This is the constantly renewed effort of the National Reform Association. On its face it looks proper and harmless. But if this amendment should become a part of our fundamental law, our religion would again become a matter of council and court and judge. If the nation is Christian, what phase of Christianity would be the standard? Would it be the Catholic brand, or that of some Protestant church? Who would decide? There is much to think and say upon the question. We commend a little leaflet to our readers, entitled, "Do You Wish Congress to Prescribe Your Religion?" Write the Religious Liberty Association, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.