You insist then that this prohibition of certain types of books is a reasonable measure?

I do. If it be in the interests of the public to have a “Pure Foods Act,” is it not in the interest of Christians to have a “Pure Faith Act.”?

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I do. If it be in the interests of the public to have a "Pure Foods Act," is it not in the interest of Christians to have a "Pure Faith Act."?
As there are no half-measures in this matter, your refusal of prohibition favors the continuance of a sin repugnant to Christ.
Why was the Inquisition established at all?
How long will the country be able to stand this vast expenditure?
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It has no real bearing on morality, and if anything would have a bad influence, making men cowards.
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Does not the Church ban sex-books which can enlighten one as to the pitfalls of life?
Why is there an index prohibiting books by the leading writesr of the day?
I have heard Catholics speak of indulgences for the souls in purgatory? What are indulgences?
You excuse the Church's lack of interest in these matters by saying that she exists to save souls.
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Pope Leo X. sold indulgences in Germany to get money for St. Peter\\\'s. Do you think it right to sell pardons for sins?
Why does your Church oppose prohibition?
What does the Catholic Church do to wipe out the drink evil which causes so much misery in so many homes? We Protestants fight for prohibition.
Will you prove the reliability of the Gospels according to the five requirements outlined by yourself to a previous inquirer?
Convents have laundries and schools. Surely these are public institutions.
Convents should be open to public inspection.
I, for one, do not believe in the Bible. Your own proof is a vicious circle, the Church proving her own infallibility from Scripture, and the inspiration of Scripture from her infallibility.
Why is her book allowed to he published, if not true?

You insist then that this prohibition of certain types of books is a reasonable measure?

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