The Protestant Magazine
By Editor
THE first issue of the Protestant Magazine for 1911 comes forth with a powerful appeal for a revival of true Protestantism. This issue of the Protestant is of itself a weighty testimony in favor of the Christianity of our forefathers and their constant fidelity to principle. It contains a convincing exposure of the claims of the Papacy, and the special shipwreck of modern Protestantism. Among the topics treated in this issue of the Protestant are: “A Vigorous Protest,”—a plain statement of the real meaning and tendency of Higher Criticism, and an appeal from it to the old-fashioned faith; “Modern Philosophy,”—a remarkable contribution to the discussion of the present condition of the religious world, by a New York attorney—his searching analysis of the teaching of religious philosophers, and a startling warning of the inevitable results, must be read to be appreciated at its true value; “Lying for the Glory of God,”—an answer to the charge made by a Catholic editor that lying is considered a legitimate weapon of defense in Protestant polemics. With this article are associated two other articles, “Immoral Moral Theology,” and “The Development of the Papacy,” all of which makes very interesting and instructive reading. Sample copies of the Protestant will be sent on application. Address Protestant Magazine, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.