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- 32be3eb4709720eba0fa27ee45efa8808c568ac662d909fc0057d2cf82516edd date "1909-01-07".
- 32be3eb4709720eba0fa27ee45efa8808c568ac662d909fc0057d2cf82516edd isCitedBy Christian_Flag.
- 32be3eb4709720eba0fa27ee45efa8808c568ac662d909fc0057d2cf82516edd isCitedBy Ecumenism.
- 32be3eb4709720eba0fa27ee45efa8808c568ac662d909fc0057d2cf82516edd journal The_Christian_Advocate.
- 32be3eb4709720eba0fa27ee45efa8808c568ac662d909fc0057d2cf82516edd location "New York".
- 32be3eb4709720eba0fa27ee45efa8808c568ac662d909fc0057d2cf82516edd publisher "T. Carlton & J. Porter".
- 32be3eb4709720eba0fa27ee45efa8808c568ac662d909fc0057d2cf82516edd quote "Within recent years a flag has been designed which shall stand as an emblem around which all Christian nations and various denominations may rally in allegiance and devotion. This banner is called the Christian flag. It was originated by Charles C. Overton of Brooklyn, N.Y., whose first thought of it came to him while addressing a Sunday school at a rally day service. The flag is most symbolic. The ground is white, representing peace, purity and innocence. In the upper corner is a blue square, the color of the unclouded sky, emblematic of heave, the home of the Christian; also a symbol of faith and trust. in the center of the blue is the cross, the ensign and chosen symbol of Christianity: the cross is red, typical of Christ's blood. The use of the national flag in Christian churches has become almost universal throughout the world.".
- 32be3eb4709720eba0fa27ee45efa8808c568ac662d909fc0057d2cf82516edd title "Christian Flag".
- 32be3eb4709720eba0fa27ee45efa8808c568ac662d909fc0057d2cf82516edd volume "84".