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American Christianity and Prohibition

• The North American Review, 1918 •


“Christ, being divine and consequently infallible, could not have erred. Since it is well known that Christ used wine Himself and gave it to others…”

He further opined:

“But to vote what one regards as a natural right shall be declared forever illegal, is cowardly, un-American, and un-Christian.”


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American Christianity and Prohibition

American Christianity and Prohibition

American Christianity and Prohibition

American Christianity and Prohibition

American Christianity and Prohibition

American Christianity and Prohibition

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