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12 THE CHRISTIAN NATION. Vol. 61.
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TO ANY ONE W H O WILL READ
following Papers, treating on subjects
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A '
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prepaid.
I. Is Jesus King
2. Is the Constitution of the
United States Christian
3- Christ's, or the Separated
Life.
4- Reasons for Not Voting
under the Present Constitution
of the United
States.
5. The Attitude of Protest
the Attitude of Powrer.
6. Psalmody: Is the use of
Uninspired Songs in the
^^'orship of God Authorized
ID
7. Psalms vs. Hymns.
8. The Voice of the Ages
Against Instrumental
Muiso in Worship.
9. Instrumental Music a Corruption
of New Testament
\\^orship.
Instrumental Music in the
\\'orship of God.
Labor Unions.
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12. Ten reasons Why I Would
Not Join a Secret Society.
The Right Relation of
Church and State.
Nicknaming the Sabbath.
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Christian Nation
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uplifting power for aill races of men. Wie desire to hear from
and cooperate with all persons, everywhere, who are working
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in North America and its dominant purpose is loyalty to the
Lord Jesus Christ.
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subjiects:
1st. Favoring the recognition of the Sovereignty of Jesus
Christ and of God's moral law in civil government.
2nd. Favoring the exclusive use of the Bible Psalms and
the exclusion of instrumental music in worship.
3rd. Favoring especially the public and private observance
of God's Commandment to "Remember the Sabbath day to keep
it holy."
4th'. Favoring Peace and Arbitration.
5th. Favoring the repeal of the Qiinese Exclusion Law.
6th. Opposing the theatre, card playing and dancing.
7th. Opposing the use of alcohol as a beverage and of
tobacco and all narcotics in any form.
Sth. Opposing all oath-bound secret organizations and
school fraternities.
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"PASTOR AND PEOPLE"
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The Foreword is by Prof. D. B. Willson, and the Contents are:
PART I. The Pastor and the Congregation
Organization for \\'ork.
Getting the People to Work.
The Prayer-meeting.
The Prayer-meeting—Helps and Hindrances.
The Relation of the Sabbath School to the Church.
The Relation of the Pastor to the Sabbath School.
The Pastor and the Teachers' Normal Class.
The Pastor and the Teachers' fleeting.
The Management of the Sabbath School.
The Graded System.
The Home Department.
Young People's Societies.
The Pastor and the Young People's Society.
The Pastor and the IMissionary Societies.
PART II. The P;astor and the Church Courts :
The Pastor in the Session.
The Reception of Members.
The Election of Officers.
The Ordination and Installation of Officers.
The Exercise of Discipline.
Instituting Process.
Conducting a Trial.
Issuing a Case.
Removal of a Case to a Higher Court.
The Pastor in the Higher Courts of the Church.
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