National Reform and the Rights of Conscience (with text) | A. T. Jones

 

National Reform and the Rights of Conscience (with text) | A. T. Jones

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Sep 16, 2026  Pamphlets – A. T. Jones Audiobooks

National Reform and the Rights of Conscience, by A. T. Jones (1889), answers the National Reform movement, which sought to amend the United States Constitution and set up a so-called Christian government. Jones shows that such a scheme would shut every honest dissenter out of citizenship while rewarding hypocrisy, and that the "liberty" it promised is the same kind the Papacy and the Inquisition were willing to grant. A clear, timely defense of religious liberty and of every person's right to worship God according to conscience. This edition shows the full text on screen, so you can read along as you listen.

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Alonzo Trevier Jones (1850–1923) was a prominent Seventh-day Adventist minister, editor, and theologian who played a central role in the 1888 Minneapolis Conference. Known for his powerful preaching on righteousness by faith and religious liberty, his writings remain an important part of the Adventist theological heritage.