October Protestant Magazine Issued by Editor

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

October Protestant Magazine Issued

By Editor

The Protestant Magazine for October, which is the first number in its new form as a monthly, is off the press, and ready for mailing. Even a hasty glance at its table of contents shows it to be one of the most interesting numbers yet issued. Its first article goes deeply into the merits of the whole controversy between Catholicism and Protestantism, showing the necessity of a divine mediator, and Rome's substitution of a human mediator for the one divinely appointed. The result of accepting such a substitute is clearly pointed out. Other important articles are, "The Protestant Attitude," "Rome and Marriage — Again," "Papal Rome in Prophecy," "The Seven Sins of Rome," "A Report on Romanism" (being a report submitted to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States), and "The Privilege of Peter." There is much other matter contained in this number which will be found of deep interest by all. The striking advances being made by the Roman Church in America make it incumbent on all true Christians to acquaint themselves with the facts and principles brought out in this magazine. The price of the Protestant is now $1 a year, or where five copies are ordered, either to one or more addresses, $3 a year. Agents' prices on application to the publishers. Address the Protestant Magazine, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.