The author of this article reported that in the year 1912 one could easily find a plethora of “useless” and needless religions and denominations:
“These religions come to naught in the end.”
In 1900 people wanted to know why men didn’t like going to church…
Zeal and the Methodist ReligionHistory of the Methodist ReligionChristian Evangelical ChurchUnitarian Church in 1912Society of Friends in 1912Hicksites in 1912Episcopal Church in 1912Episcopalians in AmericaCalvinism in the Twentieth CenturyPresbyterianism in the Twentieth CenturyEpiscopal Church in the Twentieth CenturyMethodist Religion in the Twentieth CenturyArticles About The Christian Advocate NewspaperUniversalists 1912Universalist Religion and It's CriticsUniversalist Church in the Twentieth Century
Zeal and the Methodist ReligionHistory of the Methodist ReligionChristian Evangelical ChurchUnitarian Church in 1912Society of Friends in 1912Hicksites in 1912Episcopal Church in 1912Episcopalians in AmericaCalvinism in the Twentieth CenturyPresbyterianism in the Twentieth CenturyEpiscopal Church in the Twentieth CenturyMethodist Religion in the Twentieth CenturyArticles About The Christian Advocate NewspaperUniversalists 1912Universalist Religion and It's CriticsUniversalist Church in the Twentieth Century
