Some Day You Will Be Asked by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 5, 1912

Some Day You Will Be Asked

By Editor

To Give a Reason for Your

Religious Liberty Faith

Then why not fortify yourself with facts and arguments NOW?

The current issue of "Catholic Federation" and "Sunday Mails" number of "Liberty" magazine is a most excellent text-book for you to study. In its pages you will find—

1001 Questions Answered

over which you may have been puzzled for months and even years. Such questions as, "Can God's Kingdom Be Established by Law?" "Does the United States Government Have the Right Not to Deliver Your Mail to You on Sunday?" "Why Am I Opposed to the Roman Catholic View of Religious Liberty?" "What Is There Wrong in the Principles of the National Reformer?" "What Is the Bible View of Religious Liberty?" and "What Will Be the Final Outcome of the Christian's Struggle for Religious Freedom?" are but a few of the many others discussed in this and other numbers of "Liberty."

A Few Features

Frontispiece: Photograph of Senate Report on Sunday Mails, printed upon silk, and displayed in office of Postmaster-General. Atrocities in Peru—Shall the United States help to support papal missions there? Latest Religious Liberty Move From All Countries. Inside Facts Concerning the Recent Convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies. Report by the Editor, who was present. Putting the Church Over the State—How Rome rules in Colombia. God's Example of Religious Liberty Are Catholic Voters Instructed?—Photographic proofs. Rome's Victory Over the Prohibition Party Religious Liberty in China Absurdity of Proposed California Sunday Law The Sunday Closing of Post-Offices Divine Prophecy and Human History Sunday Laws From the Standpoint of Citizenship

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