DE STEM DER WAARHEID

The Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · December 18, 1879

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 54, No. 25

DE STEM DER WAARHEID.

De Hollander, published at Holland, Mich., thus notices the Holland paper published by Bro. De Vos at this office. It is no doubt “damaging” to error. Let it be circulated.

Under the handsome title De Stem Der Waarheid, a pamphlet has been issued by C. De Vos, of Battle Creek, Michigan. It is printed on good paper, with a plain letter, and for this we can say that the undertaking of Mr. De Vos, as a printer, is very good indeed; but a word in favor of the contents of the pamphlet is more than we are able to give, and we shall console ourselves that the publisher, Mr. De Vos, applies the following to us, when he says in said pamphlet: “Inferior minds—minds which are molded in a narrow and limited pattern—are prone to be opinionated and dogmatical.” Such and similar expressions will not hurt us, nor any of the “inferior minds;” but we wish to excuse ourselves from recommending it, and thus aiding in the circulation of a lecture which we consider damaging.