| The American Sentinel, September 1900 | 0:13 |
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| [Why Legislation Cannot Enforce the Golden Rule] | 0:12 |
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| [Votes Cannot Establish National Righteousness] | 0:14 |
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| [Eternal Principle as the Basis of Stable Law] | 0:15 |
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| [Sin, Crime, and the Limits of Civil Power] | 0:17 |
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| [Just Law, Not Force, Wins Respect] | 0:25 |
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| [When Zeal for Law Is Only Pharisaism] | 0:13 |
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| [Righteousness for Christianity, Rights for the State] | 0:18 |
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| [Constantine's Pagan Edict, Parent of Sunday Laws] | 0:22 |
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| [The Equality of Natural Rights] | 0:21 |
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| A Lesson from Ancient History | 6:42 |
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| [Self-Rule as the Measure of Freedom] | 0:11 |
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| Puritanism and Papacy | 5:54 |
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| An Evil National Example | 6:41 |
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| The Sunday Law in Louisiana | 4:36 |
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| A Tale of Two Nations: Splendid Isolation | 5:24 |
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| Must Christians Die for the Good of the State? | 3:54 |
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| The Religion Which Persecutes | 2:58 |
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| Empire and Self-Government | 0:44 |
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| Christianity and Orientalism—II: More of Gnosticism and Its Speculations | 9:05 |
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| Higher Conceptions Concerning Sabbath Reform | 3:57 |
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| [The Outlook on Liberty and True Temperance] | 0:49 |
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| [Thomas B. Macaulay on Fitness for Freedom] | 0:36 |
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| News, Notes and Comment | 10:22 |
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| Departing from American Principles: What Prominent Americans Are Saying | 4:05 |
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| Short Note: Examine the Label | 0:48 |
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| [G. W. Vaughan's Sunday Conviction Reversed] | 0:50 |
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| [Can Force Win the Chinese to Christianity] | 0:33 |
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| [Who Bears the Loss in the Coal Miners' Strike] | 0:37 |
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| [The Country's Answer to Stricken Galveston] | 0:26 |
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| [Voting as One Prays Makes the Vote Too Indefinite to Count] | 0:30 |
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| [Sunday Ice Sales Indicted in South Carolina] | 0:27 |
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| [When Political Lines Follow Religious Lines] | 0:38 |
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| [Catholic Cities Foremost in Sunday Enforcement] | 0:18 |
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| [The Image to the Beast and the Nation Today] | 0:20 |
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| [Church-and-State Workers Quieter but Busier] | 0:21 |
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