The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-10-19
THE .JEFFERSONHAN


against the most diabolical and de-
structive of all crimes. The corrupt
ing of the flesh of man and therefore
of God, for which He has destroyed
every nation which has persisted in
history.
No true Christian can continue to
train in this school of natural de-
velopment' Or hold to the infidel
theory Of races when confronted
with the facts of Scripture and his
tory. But the question is how are
we to reach them with the Informal
ton, when every avenue of communi-
cation is closed to us? The race
theorist controls the press, both re-
ligious and secular All churches
and political parties and social orders
are closed against US, and no dis
cussion of this question is permitted
1t is true there are now few indie
pendent periodicals that seem to be
independent, but they steer clear of
this most momentOus of all ques-
tiOns. There are today thousands
who, like myself, do not believe nor
accept the present teachings, that
the family of man is in races"
but we are scattered and morgan
our cause, nor suffered US to have a
hearing. None dare publish any
thing we write, though any kind of
ret is good enough for their columns,
just so the argument is from their
viewpoint. All the world has gone
after the beast, and worships his i'm
age, and the time has come, of which
John speaks, when he said, in refer
tn IL, n
(cOmmercialism) should "cause that
as many as would not worship the i'm
age Of the beast should be killed.
And he causeth all, both small
and great, rich and poor, free and
bond, to receive a mark in their right
hand, or in their foreheads. And that
no man might buy or SELL save that
he had the mark, Or the name Of the
beast, OR the number Of his name"
(Rev. 1915 to 17.)
II man is not prominently alleid
with some religious or political Or
ganizatiOn having a pull his in
tellectual or religious attachments
don't count for much in this old
world, which evidently is to all in
tents and purposes "ruled by the
beast" and those who worship his
image"
Is the brave and intrepid Tom
Watson, from whom we have expect
ed so much, ready to discuss this
mOmentOus of all questions in the
columns of the "Jeffs,'' or is he con-
tented with minor issues? AS much
as | admire you and some others
whom [ could name, [ must confess
that no man can teach me Christian
ity, or good politics, who is not alive
to and in harmony with me on this
one great issue, which is the foun-
datiOn Of all truth. Sooner or later
these truths that are as old as the
universe, must be rivived, and the
great battle of "Armageddcn, of
which John speaks, must be fought
out between these two great rival
schools of thought. (Rev. 1860 On
which side will you be found, Mr..
Watson? The prophet declares the
victOrs in advance Of the great bat
tie. We want an organization, in
fact we have one partially organized.
If we could be heard in some great
Journal, so that we could get our
cause before the people, the Organi-
cation would follow naturally.
Our false teaching on this question
has precipitated all of our troubles,
both religious and political. To get
back right on this means the removal
of all our difficulties. I trust Mr..