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Undermining the Foundations

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 1, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 1.

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Undermining the Foundations

By Editor

THE SAPPERS AND MINERS AT WORK

"We want state and religion, and we are going to have it."—Jonathan Edwards, D. D. "Congress must establish a standard of religion, or admit anything called religion."—Prof. C. A. Blanchard. "This nation must have a religion of its own, and a worship of its own."—Christian Statesman. "We made a mistake in the first place in not founding our government upon the Christian religion."—J. S. McGaw. "The object of this society shall be . . . to secure such an amendment to the Constitution of the United States as will . . . place all the Christian laws, institutions, and usages of our government on an undeniable legal basis in the fundamental law of the land."—Article II, National Reform Constitution. "If the American republic is to be sustained and preserved at all, it must be by the rejection of the principle of the Reformation [separation of church and state], and the acceptance of the Catholic principle by the American people."—Catholic World, September, 1871.

Above Striking Cartoon Is Found on Current "Liberty" Cover

Every number of Liberty magazine hits the mark! It puts a new hole in the old church-and-state-union target. The current or "America" number is being viciously attacked by both Romanism and National Reformism. The Catholic Standard and Times of November 15 devotes a 28-inch editorial to an attack upon three of its articles, and the Christian Statesman for November, official organ of the National Reform Association, devotes four of its editorial pages to an attack upon one article. If you say so, we will begin YOUR list of subscriptions with this "America" number. Sample copy, 10 cents. One year (four numbers), 35 cents. Place five of your friends or town officials on the subscription list for one year for only $1.00, or 20 cents each. Send $1.00 for 20 or $2.00 for 50 copies. Sell or give them away.