An Important Series of Articles by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 4, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 23.

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An Important Series of Articles

By Editor

“Roman Catholicism in the Light of Scripture and History”

WE announce the following subjects in this series now appearing in the Protestant Magazine:—

April Number: “Ancient and Modern Babylon.”

June Number: “Ancient and Modern Idolatry.”

July Number: “Scripture and Tradition.”

August Number: “The Roman Priesthood.”

A discussion of the powers and duties of the Roman Catholic priest as set forth in Roman Catholic writings, together with a statement concerning the true priesthood. It will show how the true Christ is shut away from the sinner in the papal system.

September Number: “The Sacrifice of the Mass.”

A thorough exposure of this idolatrous service, showing that it is pagan in its origin, and that it does dishonor to Christ, the only and all-sufficient sacrifice for sinners.

October Number: “Papal Indulgences.”

An authoritative definition of indulgences; a brief history of their origin; the way in which they are used in some countries; the protest against them in the sixteenth century; a present protest.

November Number: “The Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary.”

What this dogma means; its relation to the question of salvation from sin; Mariolatry; Mary the mediatrix and the hope of sinners.

December Number: “Papal Infallibility.”

Teaching of the two schools; the dogma defined; what is involved in it; the spiritual and the temporal supremacy; “the man of sin;” some contradictions of infallibility; infallibility forbids reformation.

The tone of these articles will be dignified, and the quotations used will be reliable. Public speakers may feel safe in using the material furnished in these discussions of Roman Catholic dogmas.

Each article will be complete in itself, but those who are interested in the religious side of this controversy with Rome ought to read them all.

The same issues of the Protestant Magazine will contain important discussions of current matters, and will deal with the efforts of the Roman hierarchy “to make America Catholic.”

“Every number of the Protestant Magazine is an anti-Catholic classic.”

Subscriptions may still be started with the February number if desired. One year, $1.00; six months, 50 cents; five six-month subscriptions, to five addresses, only $1.50 — regular price, $2.50.

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