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Undoubtedly the most urgent need of the moment is that all who " profess and call themselves Christians " should protest in every possible way against what is likely to rank as the greatest crime in history. I feel strongly that all who keep silence at this critical time must ac

THE CRUSADER. Friday, May 30th, 19 19 • THE NEW PAGANISM. Christianity is dethroned; Paganism stands triumphant. With th'e Peace, and the Church's acceptance of it, we have the grand finale of a series of events which illustrate the transformation that has taken place in the reli

These blind leaders of the blind pin their faith on what they call " The Materialistic? Conception of the Universe "—whatever that may mean. They are the product of the worship of armed force as a " remedy " for " just causes." They have a just cause if ever there was one. The g