Temperance

Foreword The Original Perfection of Man The Inception of Intemperance Impairment Through Indulged Appetite Importance of Christ’s Victory Over Appetite An Incentive to Crime An Economic Problem Alcohol and the Home A Cause of Accidents A Public-Health Problem Alcohol and Men in Responsible Positions Effects of Tobacco Use Tobacco’s Polluting, Demoralizing Influence Defiling the Temple of God An Economic Waste The Power of Example Abstain From Fleshy Lusts Tea and Coffee Drugs Importance of Strictly Temperate Habits Psychological Effects of Mild Intoxicants The Intoxicating Effects of Wine and Cider Wine in the Bible Christians and the Production of Liquor-Making Products Temperance and Total Abstinence Only as the Life Is Changed Conversion the Secret of Victory The Will the Key to Success Enduring Victory Help for the Tempted Counsel on How to Work The Temperance Worker What True Temperance Embodies The Body the Temple Temperance and Spirituality Daniel’s Example The Food on Our Tables Total Abstinence Our Position Relation to Church Membership Seventh-day Adventists Spiritual Leaders Prenatal Influence The Strength of Inherited Tendencies Formation of Behavior Patterns Parental Example and Guidance Teaching Self-Denial and Self-Control Youth and the Future Education in Temperance Signing the Pledge Removing the Temptation Diversion and Harmless Substitutes The Sense of Moral Obligation Working Together Co-operating With the W.C.T.U. The Present Situation Called to the Battle By Voice — a Part of Our Evangelistic Message Temperance Education an Objective of Our Medical Work The Influence of the Pen The Power of the Vote The Call to the Harvest Appendices Ellen G. White a Temperance Worker At Christiana, Norway — 1886 A talk on Temperance — 1891 At Sydney, Australia — 1893