01 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Good News
Location
Boomer, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1919
Page
1
A preacher denounces the immortality of the soul as the Devil's lie citing Genesis 3 2 4 and urges Christians to reject eternal torment doctrine The speaker aligns with Adventists and Russellites against the immortality of the soul while inviting cooperation in the shared fight against this belief.
The speaker argues Bolshevism cannot be crushed like a cyclone and condemns capitalist bias. He warns that governments cling to privilege, while true change may come only through a just global government, and that press coverage misrepresents Bolshevism.
The creeds question the purpose of reviving wicked people after death to judge their fate. The speaker asks why souls would be brought back thousands of years later to determine if they deserve hell, prompting a broader meditation on justice and eternity.
The notice explains that red stamped Your Inscription Has Expired only concerns old renewals. If you already renewed, ignore the stamp. Prompt renewals are requested and readers are asked to include as many new subscriptions as possible to keep the paper going.
The writer praises J. F. Lingerfeldt of Bessemer City North Carolina as a standout club-raiser, reporting weekly clubs ranging from five to ten dollars and predicting a twenty dollar club soon. He invites others to volunteer to surpass him.
A reader recommends Bible Truth Publishing Co of San Diego California for clear Present Truth literature and urges truth seekers to contact them. The Day Dawn, a monthly paper from Fort Dodge Iowa, is also praised as a fearless herald of truth and deserves readership.
The speaker urges outreach to the public and finds many orthodox believers doubt eternal torment unseen by many. A Baptist leader confessed disbelief in hellfire and similar doctrines, illustrating a broader trend of shifting religious views among readers.
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