Bound, and that the entire earth will be made desolate during the millennium. Professor S. Longacre, of Washington, decried the idea of peace advocates that there would be a thousand years of temporal peace, in a league on "The Millennium" at the Seventh-day Adventists' camp meeting, yesterday afternoon. At night, Professor Longacre lectured on "fines the War in Europe" by the Church of Christ. "Failure?" and said that, though terrible bloodshed has come as a result of the conflict, yet Christianity has not been proven a failure.

In his evening sermon, Professor Longacre condemned the church in politics, and said that the experiments of giving so-called Christianity a chance to shape civil and religious legislation has been tried repeatedly among the nations of the past, and every one who examines the records of these bloody and horrifying experiments of the past will raise his voice in a mighty protest against any movement that will attempt a repetition in America.

"The church in politics has been the scourge of civilization, progress, and tranquility," said Professor Longacre. "She has sat us a despotic queen on the throne, crushing the salons of the Most High and trampling under foot the last vestige of liberty for the honest dissenters.

"The suggestion to give the church of Christianity another chance to dominate politics and shape legislation as a rented v to prevent future wars is worse."  than the disease. No human remedy can prevent wars in the future. This present world, with all its philosophy, is tearing its Armageddon of final dissolution. All human beliefs to stave off this great battle are vain.

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