Printing as a Blessing for Religion and Pulpit
Dr. Talmage urges cordial ties between preachers and newspapers to spread faith. He recalls printing’s history, urges newspapers to support religion, and asks editors and reporters to join in a “treaty” with the church, using the press to illuminate society and spread gospel truth. He warns against fighting papers and cites Benjamin Franklin as a model of public service.
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Christian coalition urged for printers and editors
A plea to printers editors and readers to unite with Christian faith and virtue to uplift journalism and public life. The call likens a shipwreck saved by a cricket to the pen saving souls and advocates a marriage of pulpit and printing press for righteousness and liberty.
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