Religious Liberty Books
Classic and contemporary works on religious liberty
D. & J. de Bruyn
The most comprehensive expose on the alliance between the Seventh-day Adventist Church and the United Nations and the impact of that alliance on the prophetic mission of the Church. The union has led to compromise in presenting the Three Angels' messages and has withheld the latter rain. Jesus Christ, in Revelation 3:17 that His Church is "wretched, and miserable, and poor, and blind, and naked" and doesn't know it. God, in His mercy, has offering us eye salve so that we can see just how much we need Him (Revelation 3:18). Despite our wretched condition, He loves us still (Revelation 3:19). However, the good news is only as good as the bad news is bad. Do we realize just how far we have strayed from our covenant relationship with the Lord?
A. T. Jones
A historical work examining the threats to the American Republic and the importance of religious liberty.
A. T. Jones
A classic study of the two great republics — Rome and America — and their relation to religious liberty.
A. T. Jones
An examination of the fundamental rights of the people and the biblical basis for liberty of conscience.
Ellen G. White
The classic conflict between Christ and Satan and its outworking in the great themes of religious liberty.