Summary

Zion's Watch Tower (1887)

“ And how well merited are this heathen's stricture upon what has come to be the fundamental doctrine of "Christendom?"—that all but a small handful of humanity are on their way through a world of sorrow, pain, disappointment and tears, to a place of untold and everlasting agony, prepared for them by a God of love, whose unerring wisdom saw this to be their fate and portion before they were born. ”
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Zion's Watch Tower (1887)

“ And you wonder why we are heathen? The only positive point Christians have impressed on heathenism is that they would sacrifice religion, honor, principle, as they do life, for—gold. And they sanctimoniously tell the poor heathen: You must save your soul by believing as we do! ”
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