Prohibition Debate Reflects Christian Politics Clash
A lengthy open letter from Thomas McDougall argues against tying Christian mission to state level prohibition policies. It questions if banning liquor via law truly changes souls, citing John Sherman, John R. McLean, and Rev. Leonard, and urges focusing on spiritual reform over legal coercion.
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Playing the Fool in Bible Sermon on Heaven and Conscience
The sermon cites David’s feigned madness as a warning against playing the fool in life and religion. It contrasts heroic faith with reckless doubt, urges immediate repentance, and warns that delaying salvation leads to eternal loss. It references battles, royalty, and modern temptations while urging total trust in God.
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