It was a Sunday Afternoon, June 14, 1896, in San Francisco, that a shot across the bow of tyranny was delivered in an address by arguably America’s greatest religious and civil champion. For more than a decade A. T. Jones had been following in principled footsteps of such Liberty advocates such as Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, George Washington and others. Yes, Liberty, both religious and civil, were being seriously challenged. For the two cannot be separated as civil liberty rests on a firm foundation of religious liberty. (32 page])
It was a Sunday Afternoon, June 14, 1896, in San Francisco, that a shot across the bow of tyranny was delivered in an address by arguably America’s greatest religious and civil champion. For more than a decade A. T. Jones had been following in principled footsteps of such Liberty advocates such as Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, George Washington and others. Yes, Liberty, both religious and civil, were being seriously challenged. For the two cannot be separated as civil liberty rests on a firm foundation of religious liberty. (32 page])
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