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Liberty Magazine Fourth Quarter 1912

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · Sep 19, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 38.

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Liberty Magazine Fourth Quarter 1912

By Editor

The Liberty Magazine for the fourth quarter of 1912 is now ready for mailing. In outward appearance it is one of the most attractive numbers ever published, and its contents will be found no less interesting and important. The frontispiece of this issue is a photographic reproduction of the copy of the famous Sunday Mail Report of 1829, which was printed on silk. This issue contains a survey of the nations with reference to religious liberty or religious legislation, and among its principal articles are, "The Inconsistencies and Absurdities of Religious Legislation;" "American Federation of Catholic Societies" (a report of their convention held in Louisville, Ky., August 18-21); "A Word of Warning to Protestant Churches;" "Putting the Church Over the State, a Warning for the United States;" "Religious Liberty Conferred by Divine Authority;" "American Principles in the Balance;" "A Study of the Sunday Law Proposed for California;" "Rome and the Prohibition Party Platform, a Shameful Surrender of American Protestant Principles;" "Divine Prophecy and Human History;" "A Wonderful Example;" "Establishing the Kingdom by Law." These are not all the important articles which this issue contains, but from this the reader will get some idea of the amount of interesting matter which the number contains. Every Seventh-day Adventist and every other lover of liberty ought to have this magazine. Until the close of the year the price will remain at 25 cents for a year's subscription; after December 31, 35 cents. Address Liberty Magazine, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.